Renata Mustafina
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 892409 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Renata Mustafina |
| PRENOMES | Renata |
| SOBRENOME | Mustafina |
| ASSINATURA | MUSTAFINA R |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique |
| VERIFICADO | Não |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 4 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 6 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 4 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2018 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2024 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
A measure of justice
What can access to justice look like in an authoritarian setting? In Russia, the law allows ordinary citizens who do not have a legal education to act as so-called citizen legal advocates (CLAs) in both criminal cases and cases on administrative offenses (non-criminal infractions). Drawing on qualitative fieldwork among CLAs in training sessions and in court, we show that lay people can enhance access to justice by impacting defendants’ experienc…
Turning on the lights? Publicity and defensive legal mobilization in protest-related trials in Russia
How and to what extent do defense actors use publicity in trials of protesters in contemporary Russia? Why do they fight over strategic uses of publicity if "everything is decided in advance"? Drawing on original ethnographic research, this article finds, first, that publicity accompanies legal resistance to politicized prosecutions and is inventively used by the defense. Second, mobilization of publicity creates opportunities for the defense to …
Comment devient-on « prisonnier politique » en Russie
Qui décide de qui est un « prisonnier politique » et qui ne l'est pas ? Cet article se propose d'étudier l'évolution de l'expertise sur les prisonniers politiques de la fin de l'URSS à nos jours, en interrogeant la façon dont des institutions identificatrices - des dissidents soviétiques aux organisations des droits de l'homme professionnalisées - délivrent le statut à certains prisonniers et le refusent à d'autres. Fondé sur une recherche docume…
Quand le geste révèle le militant
Trois situations de protestation dans la Russie contemporaine sont analysées ici. À chaque fois, un individu a recours à un geste contestataire contre une ou des figures incarnant le pouvoir d’État (un homme interrompt le discours du Président, une étudiante proteste contre une entrée « sélective » à la réunion avec le Président, un activiste jette de l’eau au visage du procureur à l’issue du procès de ses amis). À partir de l’étude de la couvert…
Turning on the lights? Publicity and defensive legal mobilization in protest-related trials in Russia
How and to what extent do defense actors use publicity in trials of protesters in contemporary Russia? Why do they fight over strategic uses of publicity if "everything is decided in advance"? Drawing on original ethnographic research, this article finds, first, that publicity accompanies legal resistance to politicized prosecutions and is inventively used by the defense. Second, mobilization of publicity creates opportunities for the defense to …
A measure of justice
What can access to justice look like in an authoritarian setting? In Russia, the law allows ordinary citizens who do not have a legal education to act as so-called citizen legal advocates (CLAs) in both criminal cases and cases on administrative offenses (non-criminal infractions). Drawing on qualitative fieldwork among CLAs in training sessions and in court, we show that lay people can enhance access to justice by impacting defendants’ experienc…
Quand le geste révèle le militant
Trois situations de protestation dans la Russie contemporaine sont analysées ici. À chaque fois, un individu a recours à un geste contestataire contre une ou des figures incarnant le pouvoir d’État (un homme interrompt le discours du Président, une étudiante proteste contre une entrée « sélective » à la réunion avec le Président, un activiste jette de l’eau au visage du procureur à l’issue du procès de ses amis). À partir de l’étude de la couvert…
Comment devient-on « prisonnier politique » en Russie
Qui décide de qui est un « prisonnier politique » et qui ne l'est pas ? Cet article se propose d'étudier l'évolution de l'expertise sur les prisonniers politiques de la fin de l'URSS à nos jours, en interrogeant la façon dont des institutions identificatrices - des dissidents soviétiques aux organisations des droits de l'homme professionnalisées - délivrent le statut à certains prisonniers et le refusent à d'autres. Fondé sur une recherche docume…
Turning on the lights? Publicity and defensive legal mobilization in protest-related trials in Russia
How and to what extent do defense actors use publicity in trials of protesters in contemporary Russia? Why do they fight over strategic uses of publicity if "everything is decided in advance"? Drawing on original ethnographic research, this article finds, first, that publicity accompanies legal resistance to politicized prosecutions and is inventively used by the defense. Second, mobilization of publicity creates opportunities for the defense to …
A measure of justice
What can access to justice look like in an authoritarian setting? In Russia, the law allows ordinary citizens who do not have a legal education to act as so-called citizen legal advocates (CLAs) in both criminal cases and cases on administrative offenses (non-criminal infractions). Drawing on qualitative fieldwork among CLAs in training sessions and in court, we show that lay people can enhance access to justice by impacting defendants’ experienc…
Political science (4 obras) · Art (2 obras) · Humanities (2 obras) · Judicial and Constitutional Studies (2 obras) · Law (2 obras) · Law (2 obras) · Law in Society and Culture (2 obras) · Legal Education and Practice Innovations (2 obras) · Politics (2 obras) · Sociology (2 obras)