Tudi Kernalegenn
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 733599 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Tudi Kernalegenn |
| PRENOMES | Tudi |
| SOBRENOME | Kernalegenn |
| ASSINATURA | KERNALEGENN T |
| AFILIAÇÕES | UCLouvain |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-6609-743X |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 16 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 45 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 14 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 2 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2010 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2023 |
| ÍNDICE H | 4 |
The Left(s) and Nationalism(s) in contemporary Western Europe
This article introduces our themed section on The Left(s) and Nationalism(s), which provides a comparative analysis of the relationship between nationalism and different left‐wing parties in Western Europe. It highlights the innovative comparative perspectives offered by this themed section, which not only concerns a series of different geographical cases studies but also involves the ideological plurality of the Left. The larger research questio…
Political Parties Abroad. A New Arena for Electoral Politics
This Special Issue contributes to the growing literature on parties abroad. Expansive citizenship has transformed and reinforced the civic and political links between emigrants and their home country. Political parties face the dilemma of engaging or not in this new arena for electoral politics and must consider how. However, until recently the literature on transnationalism and on party politics has surprisingly largely overlooked this issue. Th…
When Politics Abroad Turn Local. A Study of French Parties Campaigning Abroad During the 2017 French General Elections
Through the analysis of French parties campaigning abroad during the 2017 French parliamentary elections, the paper offers a better understanding of the conduct of electoral campaigns abroad, with an emphasis on their local dimension. With its comparative focus on three very different constituencies abroad – Northern America, North-West Africa and Switzerland –, it shows how differentiated campaign strategies, rather than mere duplication of nati…
Greens and the nation
Despite their distrust of big and centralised political units, their stance in favour of minorities and diversity, Greens do not skip the national issue but reimagine it with a bottom‐up and plural perspective under the form of regionalism. This article first study how ecologist theoreticians have defined different regionalist approaches, notably bioregionalism, ecoregionalism and econationalism, which became the basis of the Green approach on th…
The region as cognition
The paper defines a cognitive approach of regionalism and outlines a research agenda, proceeding from the assumption that the region is not a thing in the world, but a perspective on the world. Regionalism is a way of being in the world to which we are all subject. Therefore, instead of defining and describing a region and its identity, I suggest we should wonder how, when and why regionalist social actors interpret their social experience in reg…
The membership of parties abroad
Against a long trend decline in the membership of political parties in Western democracies, there has been an unexpected surge in the UK since 2015. Interestingly, this phenomenon has also been observed amongst British expatriates, despite their historically very low levels of engagement. Our paper explores this development using a multi-methods approach to investigate its impact across the three main parties, comparing the relative importance of…
Political parties abroad as actors of transnational politics
This paper argues that parties abroad are the actors of a new arena for citizenship and party politics. The proliferation of overseas voting and the development of representative institutions for emigrants has transformed and reinforced the civic and political links between sending-states and their diaspora. This has also created new opportunities for political entrepreneurs and political parties tasked with reaching out to citizens living abroad…
Internet voting from abroad
La vague nationale des années 1968
En Marche Français expatriés ! L’émergence d’un nouvel acteur politique parmi les Français établis à l’étranger
Les émigrés français disposent de 11 députés, de 12 sénateurs, d’une assemblée consultative et de 443 conseillers consulaires pour les représenter. Ce tissu de mandats a participé à l’émergence d’un espace politique français hors de France que les partis politiques français ont progressivement investis. Quelques semaines après son lancement, La République En Marche (LREM) s’est ainsi attachée à développer ses structures à l’étranger dans la persp…
Comment et pourquoi mobiliser les émigrés ? Approche comparée des partis politiques à l’étranger. Avant-propos
Les littératures sur les partis politiques et sur le transnationalisme ne se sont presque jamais croisées. Les partis politiques à l’étranger constituent donc un angle mort académique. L’introduction présente une vue d’ensemble des principales questions et débats théoriques, souligne les lacunes existantes et valorise l’importance d’une meilleure compréhension du phénomène croissant des partis politiques à l’étranger. Elle soutient que les partis…
Examining activist trajectories across fluid borders
site ou, le cas chant, des conditions gnrales de la licence souscrite par votre tablissement
Les régions contre l’État ? Capacité politique et fragmentation territoriale en Europe
Cet article explore la réactivation du vieux conflit centre/périphérie en Europe autour de la conjonction de deux facteurs qui fragilisent les mécanismes traditionnels de légitimation de l’État-nation : la mondialisation économique et l’intégration européenne. Cependant, cette fragilisation des ordres politiques stato-nationaux ne génère pas automatiquement une fragmentation territoriale centrifuge : les effets sont variés. Ils dépendent essentie…
Brittany
Brittany, with 4.5 million inhabitants, is a strongly differentiated region in the northwest of France. It has a threatened Celtic language but a vibrant culture and a strong aspiration toward devolution. Economically backward until the 1950s, it has developed rapidly since then, notably as a result of the organization of its civil society.
L’Union démocratique bretonne
Le 4 janvier 1964, à Rennes, seize jeunes gens créaient l’Union démocratique bretonne (UDB), un parti autonomiste breton explicitement ancré à gauche. Cinquante ans plus tard, ce parti fait plus que jamais partie du paysage politique breton, dont il est désormais un des plus anciens acteurs. L’ouvrage dirigé par Tudi Kernalegenn et Romain Pasquier se propose de poser les bases d’un savoir académique sur ce demi-siècle d’existence d’une organisati…
Regions as Spaces for Social Movements
This article examines the role of trade unions in the co-production of regions as spaces for politics. Focusing on the role of the Confédération Française Démocratique du Travail (CFDT) in the social construction of Brittany in the 1970s, it demonstrates that a region is not a given entity, but is a collective construction whose co-producers include trade unions. Through deploying a regional discourse to give a territorial dimension to class-base…
Internet voting from abroad
Greens and the nation
Despite their distrust of big and centralised political units, their stance in favour of minorities and diversity, Greens do not skip the national issue but reimagine it with a bottom‐up and plural perspective under the form of regionalism. This article first study how ecologist theoreticians have defined different regionalist approaches, notably bioregionalism, ecoregionalism and econationalism, which became the basis of the Green approach on th…
Political parties abroad as actors of transnational politics
This paper argues that parties abroad are the actors of a new arena for citizenship and party politics. The proliferation of overseas voting and the development of representative institutions for emigrants has transformed and reinforced the civic and political links between sending-states and their diaspora. This has also created new opportunities for political entrepreneurs and political parties tasked with reaching out to citizens living abroad…
The Left(s) and Nationalism(s) in contemporary Western Europe
This article introduces our themed section on The Left(s) and Nationalism(s), which provides a comparative analysis of the relationship between nationalism and different left‐wing parties in Western Europe. It highlights the innovative comparative perspectives offered by this themed section, which not only concerns a series of different geographical cases studies but also involves the ideological plurality of the Left. The larger research questio…
Political Parties Abroad. A New Arena for Electoral Politics
This Special Issue contributes to the growing literature on parties abroad. Expansive citizenship has transformed and reinforced the civic and political links between emigrants and their home country. Political parties face the dilemma of engaging or not in this new arena for electoral politics and must consider how. However, until recently the literature on transnationalism and on party politics has surprisingly largely overlooked this issue. Th…
When Politics Abroad Turn Local. A Study of French Parties Campaigning Abroad During the 2017 French General Elections
Through the analysis of French parties campaigning abroad during the 2017 French parliamentary elections, the paper offers a better understanding of the conduct of electoral campaigns abroad, with an emphasis on their local dimension. With its comparative focus on three very different constituencies abroad – Northern America, North-West Africa and Switzerland –, it shows how differentiated campaign strategies, rather than mere duplication of nati…
The membership of parties abroad
Against a long trend decline in the membership of political parties in Western democracies, there has been an unexpected surge in the UK since 2015. Interestingly, this phenomenon has also been observed amongst British expatriates, despite their historically very low levels of engagement. Our paper explores this development using a multi-methods approach to investigate its impact across the three main parties, comparing the relative importance of…
Regions as Spaces for Social Movements
This article examines the role of trade unions in the co-production of regions as spaces for politics. Focusing on the role of the Confédération Française Démocratique du Travail (CFDT) in the social construction of Brittany in the 1970s, it demonstrates that a region is not a given entity, but is a collective construction whose co-producers include trade unions. Through deploying a regional discourse to give a territorial dimension to class-base…
The region as cognition
The paper defines a cognitive approach of regionalism and outlines a research agenda, proceeding from the assumption that the region is not a thing in the world, but a perspective on the world. Regionalism is a way of being in the world to which we are all subject. Therefore, instead of defining and describing a region and its identity, I suggest we should wonder how, when and why regionalist social actors interpret their social experience in reg…
En Marche Français expatriés ! L’émergence d’un nouvel acteur politique parmi les Français établis à l’étranger
Les émigrés français disposent de 11 députés, de 12 sénateurs, d’une assemblée consultative et de 443 conseillers consulaires pour les représenter. Ce tissu de mandats a participé à l’émergence d’un espace politique français hors de France que les partis politiques français ont progressivement investis. Quelques semaines après son lancement, La République En Marche (LREM) s’est ainsi attachée à développer ses structures à l’étranger dans la persp…
Comment et pourquoi mobiliser les émigrés ? Approche comparée des partis politiques à l’étranger. Avant-propos
Les littératures sur les partis politiques et sur le transnationalisme ne se sont presque jamais croisées. Les partis politiques à l’étranger constituent donc un angle mort académique. L’introduction présente une vue d’ensemble des principales questions et débats théoriques, souligne les lacunes existantes et valorise l’importance d’une meilleure compréhension du phénomène croissant des partis politiques à l’étranger. Elle soutient que les partis…
Regions as Spaces for Social Movements
This article examines the role of trade unions in the co-production of regions as spaces for politics. Focusing on the role of the Confédération Française Démocratique du Travail (CFDT) in the social construction of Brittany in the 1970s, it demonstrates that a region is not a given entity, but is a collective construction whose co-producers include trade unions. Through deploying a regional discourse to give a territorial dimension to class-base…
L’Union démocratique bretonne
Le 4 janvier 1964, à Rennes, seize jeunes gens créaient l’Union démocratique bretonne (UDB), un parti autonomiste breton explicitement ancré à gauche. Cinquante ans plus tard, ce parti fait plus que jamais partie du paysage politique breton, dont il est désormais un des plus anciens acteurs. L’ouvrage dirigé par Tudi Kernalegenn et Romain Pasquier se propose de poser les bases d’un savoir académique sur ce demi-siècle d’existence d’une organisati…
Brittany
Brittany, with 4.5 million inhabitants, is a strongly differentiated region in the northwest of France. It has a threatened Celtic language but a vibrant culture and a strong aspiration toward devolution. Economically backward until the 1950s, it has developed rapidly since then, notably as a result of the organization of its civil society.
Les régions contre l’État ? Capacité politique et fragmentation territoriale en Europe
Cet article explore la réactivation du vieux conflit centre/périphérie en Europe autour de la conjonction de deux facteurs qui fragilisent les mécanismes traditionnels de légitimation de l’État-nation : la mondialisation économique et l’intégration européenne. Cependant, cette fragilisation des ordres politiques stato-nationaux ne génère pas automatiquement une fragmentation territoriale centrifuge : les effets sont variés. Ils dépendent essentie…
Examining activist trajectories across fluid borders
site ou, le cas chant, des conditions gnrales de la licence souscrite par votre tablissement
La vague nationale des années 1968
En Marche Français expatriés ! L’émergence d’un nouvel acteur politique parmi les Français établis à l’étranger
Les émigrés français disposent de 11 députés, de 12 sénateurs, d’une assemblée consultative et de 443 conseillers consulaires pour les représenter. Ce tissu de mandats a participé à l’émergence d’un espace politique français hors de France que les partis politiques français ont progressivement investis. Quelques semaines après son lancement, La République En Marche (LREM) s’est ainsi attachée à développer ses structures à l’étranger dans la persp…
Comment et pourquoi mobiliser les émigrés ? Approche comparée des partis politiques à l’étranger. Avant-propos
Les littératures sur les partis politiques et sur le transnationalisme ne se sont presque jamais croisées. Les partis politiques à l’étranger constituent donc un angle mort académique. L’introduction présente une vue d’ensemble des principales questions et débats théoriques, souligne les lacunes existantes et valorise l’importance d’une meilleure compréhension du phénomène croissant des partis politiques à l’étranger. Elle soutient que les partis…
The membership of parties abroad
Against a long trend decline in the membership of political parties in Western democracies, there has been an unexpected surge in the UK since 2015. Interestingly, this phenomenon has also been observed amongst British expatriates, despite their historically very low levels of engagement. Our paper explores this development using a multi-methods approach to investigate its impact across the three main parties, comparing the relative importance of…
Political parties abroad as actors of transnational politics
This paper argues that parties abroad are the actors of a new arena for citizenship and party politics. The proliferation of overseas voting and the development of representative institutions for emigrants has transformed and reinforced the civic and political links between sending-states and their diaspora. This has also created new opportunities for political entrepreneurs and political parties tasked with reaching out to citizens living abroad…
Internet voting from abroad
The region as cognition
The paper defines a cognitive approach of regionalism and outlines a research agenda, proceeding from the assumption that the region is not a thing in the world, but a perspective on the world. Regionalism is a way of being in the world to which we are all subject. Therefore, instead of defining and describing a region and its identity, I suggest we should wonder how, when and why regionalist social actors interpret their social experience in reg…
The Left(s) and Nationalism(s) in contemporary Western Europe
This article introduces our themed section on The Left(s) and Nationalism(s), which provides a comparative analysis of the relationship between nationalism and different left‐wing parties in Western Europe. It highlights the innovative comparative perspectives offered by this themed section, which not only concerns a series of different geographical cases studies but also involves the ideological plurality of the Left. The larger research questio…
Political Parties Abroad. A New Arena for Electoral Politics
This Special Issue contributes to the growing literature on parties abroad. Expansive citizenship has transformed and reinforced the civic and political links between emigrants and their home country. Political parties face the dilemma of engaging or not in this new arena for electoral politics and must consider how. However, until recently the literature on transnationalism and on party politics has surprisingly largely overlooked this issue. Th…
When Politics Abroad Turn Local. A Study of French Parties Campaigning Abroad During the 2017 French General Elections
Through the analysis of French parties campaigning abroad during the 2017 French parliamentary elections, the paper offers a better understanding of the conduct of electoral campaigns abroad, with an emphasis on their local dimension. With its comparative focus on three very different constituencies abroad – Northern America, North-West Africa and Switzerland –, it shows how differentiated campaign strategies, rather than mere duplication of nati…
Greens and the nation
Despite their distrust of big and centralised political units, their stance in favour of minorities and diversity, Greens do not skip the national issue but reimagine it with a bottom‐up and plural perspective under the form of regionalism. This article first study how ecologist theoreticians have defined different regionalist approaches, notably bioregionalism, ecoregionalism and econationalism, which became the basis of the Green approach on th…
Political science (15 obras) · Politics (9 obras) · Law (8 obras) · Law (8 obras) · Sociology (8 obras) · Diaspora, migration, transnational identity (6 obras) · Political economy (6 obras) · French Urban and Social Studies (4 obras) · Humanities (4 obras) · Geography (3 obras)