Camille Bedock
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 964272 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Camille Bedock |
| PRENOMES | Camille |
| SOBRENOME | Bedock |
| ASSINATURA | BEDOCK C |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Sciences Po Bordeaux |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-1393-8439 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 29 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 237 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 29 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2014 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2025 |
| ÍNDICE H | 7 |
Surmonter un effet Guttman et classer des données d’enquête. Une alliance des analyses factorielles et des classes latentes
Overcoming a Guttman effect and classifying survey data: Combining factorial and latent class approaches. Drawing on the analysis of process preferences (preferences regarding decision-making procedures) in Belgium, France, and Italy, based on a large-scale survey, this article demonstrates how we addressed several methodological challenges to produce an interpretable factorial structure and a robust classification across the three national conte…
A revolution in representation? Insider perspectives on a failed democratic experiment
Trajectories of Outsiderness
Recent decades have witnessed the rise of antiestablishment movements, which often criticize the power elite’s inability or reluctance to represent ordinary citizens. This article explores the participation dynamics within such movements, focusing on the concept of outsiderness. Drawing from the resource model of political participation, we develop a multidimensional conceptualization of outsiderness, focusing on socioeconomic resources, politica…
Recensions
Qui doit gouverner ? Jeunesse(s) et soutien à différents modes de gouvernement en France
À partir d’une enquête auprès de 4 072 personnes âgées de 40 ans et moins, cet article analyse les déterminants du soutien à différents modes de gouvernement chez les jeunes Français, pour comprendre de quelle manière les inégalités spatiales, sociales et politiques expliquent ces préférences. Des analyses descriptives confirment d’abord une certaine forme d’érosion du soutien à la démocratie au sein de la jeunesse française, moins susceptible de…
Beyond digital populism
This article deals with the impact of intra-party transformations and access to power on the visions of political participation of activists taking part in populist anti-establishment parties with a strong emphasis on digital participation, using the Five Star Movement (M5S) as a case study. Going beyond studies conceiving the M5S as a populist and digital party, we argue that activists support a democratic ideal based on a civic culture involvin…
Support for Deliberative mini-Publics among the Losers of Representative Democracy
The literature on deliberative mini-publics (DMPs) establishes a link between political dissatisfaction and support for DMPs. However, little is known about the sources of political dissatisfaction that trigger this support. Our research tackles this specific question and claims that citizen dissatisfaction is rooted in a position of ‘losers of representative democracy’, which leads citizens to be more open to reforms that move away from the repr…
More competent thus more legitimate? MPs’ discourses on deliberative mini-publics
Enraged, Engaged, or Both? A Study of the Determinants of Support for Consultative vs. Binding Mini-Publics
This article investigates the determinants of public support for consultative and binding mini-publics at the local level in Belgium. The study demonstrates that while enraged (politically dissatisfied) and engaged (politically efficacious) citizens are more supportive of both forms of deliberative mini-publics, citizens who are at once enraged and engaged are more likely to support more radical reforms of representative democracy, including bind…
A policy like no other? The populist radical right challenge in the field of democracy reform
The literature on the populist radical right has underlined the party family’s influence on a variety of issues, such as immigration, welfare, and the EU. However, scholars have hardly studied its influence in the field of democracy reform, even though populist radical right parties strongly criticize how democratic systems currently function. In an exploratory and qualitative study of four cases, we analyze the adaptation (or lack thereof) of ma…
Comment les député∙es perçoivent la démocratie participative et les mini-publics
S’appuyant sur 91 entretiens conduits avec des député∙es de Belgique francophone, nous examinons dans cet article les discours sur la démocratie participative et les mini-publics délibératifs en analysant les arguments qu’ils mobilisent pour justifier leurs positions. Nous montrons d’abord que leurs discours sur le sujet dépendent fondamentalement de leur évaluation de la compétence des citoyen∙nes ordinaires, mais aussi de considérations sur la …
Prefigurative leadership
Most research on mayoral leadership focuses on how leaders view and exercise power when in office. In contrast, we study ‘prefigurative leadership’ during a municipal campaign, i.e. the way in which putative leaders construct, stage and consolidate a leadership style that foreshadows the way they will exercise power if they get elected. We rely the study of the 2020 French municipal election in Bordeaux, characterized by political alternation, su…
Control or participate? The Yellow Vests’ democratic aspirations through mixed methods analysis
Faire face à la contestation de la représentation politique
Faire face à la contestation de la représentation politique : le rapport des élu.e.s à la démocratie. Un article de la revue Politique et Sociétés (Faire face à la constestation de la représentation politique : le rapport des élu.e.s à la démocratie) diffusée par la plateforme Érudit
Une représentation sous contrôle
La mobilisation des Gilets jaunes, diverse et protéiforme, s’est caractérisée par des discours et des revendications institutionnelles et démocratiques. À partir d’une base de données de questionnaires recueillis in situ et d’entretiens approfondis, cet article s’intéresse aux visions du système politique et aux réformes revendiquées par les Gilets jaunes. L’article montre que malgré l’existence de critiques très fortes des organisations politiqu…
Who Supports Citizens Selected by Lot to be the Main Policymakers? A Study of French Citizens
Despite their multiplication over the last 15 years, studies on the support for assemblies composed of citizens selected by lot are rare and the few that exist analyse citizens’ attitudes towards such mini-publics as consultative bodies associated with traditional representative institutions. In this article, we examine support for citizens selected by lot as new policymakers who take the most important political decisions instead of political re…
Citizens' Contrasting Aspirations About Their Political System
Empirical political science has increasingly focused on citizens’ conceptions of their political system. Most existing studies draw upon large quantitative datasets which have produced contradictory results. Qualitative approaches are used more and more commonly to identify the general narrative produced by ordinary citizens on their political system, but they tend to underplay the variations found in their discourses. In this article, I use semi…
Enquêter in situ par questionnaire sur une mobilisation
Cette note de recherche est issue d'une enquête collective par questionnaire administrée entre novembre 2018 et mars 2019, conduite in situ pendant la mobilisation des Gilets jaunes. Elle se penche sur trois aspects : les difficultés méthodologiques inhérentes à l'enquête par questionnaire dans les mouvements sociaux, les caractéristiques sociodémographiques des participants et, enfin, leur rapport au politique et leurs revendications. Les Gilets…
Quand la compétition électorale détermine la disproportionnalité
Cet article s’interroge sur les effets du changement des modalités de la compétition électorale sur le niveau de disproportionnalité enregistré dans un type bien particulier de système électoral mixte : le système proportionnel avec bonus majoritaire. Il s’intéresse aux cas français et italien à partir des trois dernières élections régionales. Les deux systèmes partagent des caractéristiques importantes : ils utilisent un système proportionnel av…
Credit claiming et réformes imbriquées
Resume Cet article illustre comment l’usage inductif du process tracing permet d’analyser l’issue finale d’une série de réformes de la démocratie : le quinquennat et la modification du calendrier électoral en France (2000-2001) et les réformes électorale et constitutionnelle en Italie (2003-2006). Basés sur un raisonnement inductif et une méthode séquentielle, les résultats présentés montrent concrètement comment le process tracing peut être util…
Reforming Democracy
When, why, and how are democratic institutions reformed? This is the broad question guiding this research, rooted in a context of declining political support in Western Europe. This book deals with the context, the motives, and the mechanisms explaining the incidence of institutional engineering in consolidated Western European democracies between 1990 and 2015. It is centred on the choice of elites to use—or not to use—institutional engineering …
You Win Some, You Lose Some
In 2011, Ireland seemed to have all the conditions to enable the redesigning of its institutions. The agenda of institutional reform was both imposed upon Irish elites and utilized by them during their campaigns in times of economic crisis and electoral recomposition, but the politicians chose to implement multiple processes of reform separately from each other. Some reforms were conducted primarily by the government, while others were externaliz…
Conceptions of democracy, political representation and socio-economic well-being
Changing Democracy? Why Inertia is Winning Over Innovation
International audience
Short-term matters
Current theories on institutional change tend to interpret it either as the result of long-term gradual trends, or of disrupting shocks following periods of punctuated equilibrium. Less is known about the moments in which change is more frequent. Focusing on the short-term determinants of reforms of core democratic rules in consolidated democracies, the article shows that proximate shifts in the electoral arena have a distinctive impact on the nu…
Who Supports Citizens Selected by Lot to be the Main Policymakers? A Study of French Citizens
Despite their multiplication over the last 15 years, studies on the support for assemblies composed of citizens selected by lot are rare and the few that exist analyse citizens’ attitudes towards such mini-publics as consultative bodies associated with traditional representative institutions. In this article, we examine support for citizens selected by lot as new policymakers who take the most important political decisions instead of political re…
Enquêter in situ par questionnaire sur une mobilisation
Cette note de recherche est issue d'une enquête collective par questionnaire administrée entre novembre 2018 et mars 2019, conduite in situ pendant la mobilisation des Gilets jaunes. Elle se penche sur trois aspects : les difficultés méthodologiques inhérentes à l'enquête par questionnaire dans les mouvements sociaux, les caractéristiques sociodémographiques des participants et, enfin, leur rapport au politique et leurs revendications. Les Gilets…
Enraged, Engaged, or Both? A Study of the Determinants of Support for Consultative vs. Binding Mini-Publics
This article investigates the determinants of public support for consultative and binding mini-publics at the local level in Belgium. The study demonstrates that while enraged (politically dissatisfied) and engaged (politically efficacious) citizens are more supportive of both forms of deliberative mini-publics, citizens who are at once enraged and engaged are more likely to support more radical reforms of representative democracy, including bind…
More competent thus more legitimate? MPs’ discourses on deliberative mini-publics
Changing Democracy? Why Inertia is Winning Over Innovation
International audience
Support for Deliberative mini-Publics among the Losers of Representative Democracy
The literature on deliberative mini-publics (DMPs) establishes a link between political dissatisfaction and support for DMPs. However, little is known about the sources of political dissatisfaction that trigger this support. Our research tackles this specific question and claims that citizen dissatisfaction is rooted in a position of ‘losers of representative democracy’, which leads citizens to be more open to reforms that move away from the repr…
A policy like no other? The populist radical right challenge in the field of democracy reform
The literature on the populist radical right has underlined the party family’s influence on a variety of issues, such as immigration, welfare, and the EU. However, scholars have hardly studied its influence in the field of democracy reform, even though populist radical right parties strongly criticize how democratic systems currently function. In an exploratory and qualitative study of four cases, we analyze the adaptation (or lack thereof) of ma…
Conceptions of democracy, political representation and socio-economic well-being
Control or participate? The Yellow Vests’ democratic aspirations through mixed methods analysis
Short-term matters
Current theories on institutional change tend to interpret it either as the result of long-term gradual trends, or of disrupting shocks following periods of punctuated equilibrium. Less is known about the moments in which change is more frequent. Focusing on the short-term determinants of reforms of core democratic rules in consolidated democracies, the article shows that proximate shifts in the electoral arena have a distinctive impact on the nu…
Citizens' Contrasting Aspirations About Their Political System
Empirical political science has increasingly focused on citizens’ conceptions of their political system. Most existing studies draw upon large quantitative datasets which have produced contradictory results. Qualitative approaches are used more and more commonly to identify the general narrative produced by ordinary citizens on their political system, but they tend to underplay the variations found in their discourses. In this article, I use semi…
Economic hardship and extreme voting under the economic crisis
Une des implications principales de la crise économique en Europe est l’érosion des partis dominants. Ceci est particulièrement évident en Europe du Sud, où la crise vient ébranler des systèmes partisans qui avaient parfois été stables pendant des décennies. Cet article vise à explorer un aspect de la théorie économique du vote qui n’a pas fait l’objet d’enquêtes approfondies : l’impact de la perception d’une dégradation des conditions de vie sur…
Explaining the determinants and processes of institutional change
Electoral Systems With a Majority Bonus as Unconventional Mixed Systems
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Les déterminants politiques de la fréquence des réformes démocratiques
L’article porte sur la question de la fréquence de la réforme des institutions démocratiques dans les démocraties consolidées. Il se fonde sur une base de données comprenant six dimensions des réformes démocratiques entre 1990 et 2010 dans 18 démocraties d’Europe de l’Ouest. On démontre la centralité du contexte politique pour expliquer la fréquence de ces réformes. À long terme, les démocraties où le niveau de soutien politique est le plus faibl…
Beyond digital populism
This article deals with the impact of intra-party transformations and access to power on the visions of political participation of activists taking part in populist anti-establishment parties with a strong emphasis on digital participation, using the Five Star Movement (M5S) as a case study. Going beyond studies conceiving the M5S as a populist and digital party, we argue that activists support a democratic ideal based on a civic culture involvin…
Explaining the determinants and processes of institutional change
Les déterminants politiques de la fréquence des réformes démocratiques
L’article porte sur la question de la fréquence de la réforme des institutions démocratiques dans les démocraties consolidées. Il se fonde sur une base de données comprenant six dimensions des réformes démocratiques entre 1990 et 2010 dans 18 démocraties d’Europe de l’Ouest. On démontre la centralité du contexte politique pour expliquer la fréquence de ces réformes. À long terme, les démocraties où le niveau de soutien politique est le plus faibl…
Electoral Systems With a Majority Bonus as Unconventional Mixed Systems
info:eu-repo/semantics/published
Economic hardship and extreme voting under the economic crisis
Une des implications principales de la crise économique en Europe est l’érosion des partis dominants. Ceci est particulièrement évident en Europe du Sud, où la crise vient ébranler des systèmes partisans qui avaient parfois été stables pendant des décennies. Cet article vise à explorer un aspect de la théorie économique du vote qui n’a pas fait l’objet d’enquêtes approfondies : l’impact de la perception d’une dégradation des conditions de vie sur…
Changing Democracy? Why Inertia is Winning Over Innovation
International audience
Short-term matters
Current theories on institutional change tend to interpret it either as the result of long-term gradual trends, or of disrupting shocks following periods of punctuated equilibrium. Less is known about the moments in which change is more frequent. Focusing on the short-term determinants of reforms of core democratic rules in consolidated democracies, the article shows that proximate shifts in the electoral arena have a distinctive impact on the nu…
Reforming Democracy
When, why, and how are democratic institutions reformed? This is the broad question guiding this research, rooted in a context of declining political support in Western Europe. This book deals with the context, the motives, and the mechanisms explaining the incidence of institutional engineering in consolidated Western European democracies between 1990 and 2015. It is centred on the choice of elites to use—or not to use—institutional engineering …
You Win Some, You Lose Some
In 2011, Ireland seemed to have all the conditions to enable the redesigning of its institutions. The agenda of institutional reform was both imposed upon Irish elites and utilized by them during their campaigns in times of economic crisis and electoral recomposition, but the politicians chose to implement multiple processes of reform separately from each other. Some reforms were conducted primarily by the government, while others were externaliz…
Conceptions of democracy, political representation and socio-economic well-being
Quand la compétition électorale détermine la disproportionnalité
Cet article s’interroge sur les effets du changement des modalités de la compétition électorale sur le niveau de disproportionnalité enregistré dans un type bien particulier de système électoral mixte : le système proportionnel avec bonus majoritaire. Il s’intéresse aux cas français et italien à partir des trois dernières élections régionales. Les deux systèmes partagent des caractéristiques importantes : ils utilisent un système proportionnel av…
Credit claiming et réformes imbriquées
Resume Cet article illustre comment l’usage inductif du process tracing permet d’analyser l’issue finale d’une série de réformes de la démocratie : le quinquennat et la modification du calendrier électoral en France (2000-2001) et les réformes électorale et constitutionnelle en Italie (2003-2006). Basés sur un raisonnement inductif et une méthode séquentielle, les résultats présentés montrent concrètement comment le process tracing peut être util…
Enquêter in situ par questionnaire sur une mobilisation
Cette note de recherche est issue d'une enquête collective par questionnaire administrée entre novembre 2018 et mars 2019, conduite in situ pendant la mobilisation des Gilets jaunes. Elle se penche sur trois aspects : les difficultés méthodologiques inhérentes à l'enquête par questionnaire dans les mouvements sociaux, les caractéristiques sociodémographiques des participants et, enfin, leur rapport au politique et leurs revendications. Les Gilets…
Citizens' Contrasting Aspirations About Their Political System
Empirical political science has increasingly focused on citizens’ conceptions of their political system. Most existing studies draw upon large quantitative datasets which have produced contradictory results. Qualitative approaches are used more and more commonly to identify the general narrative produced by ordinary citizens on their political system, but they tend to underplay the variations found in their discourses. In this article, I use semi…
Une représentation sous contrôle
La mobilisation des Gilets jaunes, diverse et protéiforme, s’est caractérisée par des discours et des revendications institutionnelles et démocratiques. À partir d’une base de données de questionnaires recueillis in situ et d’entretiens approfondis, cet article s’intéresse aux visions du système politique et aux réformes revendiquées par les Gilets jaunes. L’article montre que malgré l’existence de critiques très fortes des organisations politiqu…
Who Supports Citizens Selected by Lot to be the Main Policymakers? A Study of French Citizens
Despite their multiplication over the last 15 years, studies on the support for assemblies composed of citizens selected by lot are rare and the few that exist analyse citizens’ attitudes towards such mini-publics as consultative bodies associated with traditional representative institutions. In this article, we examine support for citizens selected by lot as new policymakers who take the most important political decisions instead of political re…
Comment les député∙es perçoivent la démocratie participative et les mini-publics
S’appuyant sur 91 entretiens conduits avec des député∙es de Belgique francophone, nous examinons dans cet article les discours sur la démocratie participative et les mini-publics délibératifs en analysant les arguments qu’ils mobilisent pour justifier leurs positions. Nous montrons d’abord que leurs discours sur le sujet dépendent fondamentalement de leur évaluation de la compétence des citoyen∙nes ordinaires, mais aussi de considérations sur la …
Prefigurative leadership
Most research on mayoral leadership focuses on how leaders view and exercise power when in office. In contrast, we study ‘prefigurative leadership’ during a municipal campaign, i.e. the way in which putative leaders construct, stage and consolidate a leadership style that foreshadows the way they will exercise power if they get elected. We rely the study of the 2020 French municipal election in Bordeaux, characterized by political alternation, su…
Control or participate? The Yellow Vests’ democratic aspirations through mixed methods analysis
Faire face à la contestation de la représentation politique
Faire face à la contestation de la représentation politique : le rapport des élu.e.s à la démocratie. Un article de la revue Politique et Sociétés (Faire face à la constestation de la représentation politique : le rapport des élu.e.s à la démocratie) diffusée par la plateforme Érudit
More competent thus more legitimate? MPs’ discourses on deliberative mini-publics
Enraged, Engaged, or Both? A Study of the Determinants of Support for Consultative vs. Binding Mini-Publics
This article investigates the determinants of public support for consultative and binding mini-publics at the local level in Belgium. The study demonstrates that while enraged (politically dissatisfied) and engaged (politically efficacious) citizens are more supportive of both forms of deliberative mini-publics, citizens who are at once enraged and engaged are more likely to support more radical reforms of representative democracy, including bind…
A policy like no other? The populist radical right challenge in the field of democracy reform
The literature on the populist radical right has underlined the party family’s influence on a variety of issues, such as immigration, welfare, and the EU. However, scholars have hardly studied its influence in the field of democracy reform, even though populist radical right parties strongly criticize how democratic systems currently function. In an exploratory and qualitative study of four cases, we analyze the adaptation (or lack thereof) of ma…
Recensions
Qui doit gouverner ? Jeunesse(s) et soutien à différents modes de gouvernement en France
À partir d’une enquête auprès de 4 072 personnes âgées de 40 ans et moins, cet article analyse les déterminants du soutien à différents modes de gouvernement chez les jeunes Français, pour comprendre de quelle manière les inégalités spatiales, sociales et politiques expliquent ces préférences. Des analyses descriptives confirment d’abord une certaine forme d’érosion du soutien à la démocratie au sein de la jeunesse française, moins susceptible de…
Beyond digital populism
This article deals with the impact of intra-party transformations and access to power on the visions of political participation of activists taking part in populist anti-establishment parties with a strong emphasis on digital participation, using the Five Star Movement (M5S) as a case study. Going beyond studies conceiving the M5S as a populist and digital party, we argue that activists support a democratic ideal based on a civic culture involvin…
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