OXPO - Publications

Please find below details of publications by OXPO members and visitors and links to working papers submitted by OXPO visitors after their stay in Oxford or Sciences Po.

OXPO Publications

Papers Presented to the Joint Doctoral Seminar Sciences-Po – Oxford: 'The Dynamics of Politics and Inequalities' (25-26 May 2011)

Programme

Session 1. Class conflicts and distributive conflicts in Europe

- Florent Gougou (Sciences Po/CEE), Cleavage Politics, Economic Crisis and Working-Class Voting, The Case of France (power point)

- Hanna Schwander (Oxford/Zurich) and Silja Hausermann (Zurich), Explaining welfare preferences in dualized societies (paper)

Session 2. Inequalities and politics outside Europe

- Pamela Irwin (Oxford), Older Single Women and the Risk of Homelessness – the Recession, Inequalities and Politics in Rural Australia (paper)

- Malvika Maheshwari (Sciences-Po/CERI), Craft’ing Resistance: Culture, Contesting Inequalities and ‘Hidden transcripts’ (please send an email if you wish to obtain the paper)

-Sumeet Mhaskar (Oxford), Examining Caste and Religion in Post-Industrial Mumbai A Case Study of Mumbai’s Ex-Millworkers Occupational Choices (powerpoint)

Journal Articles

* Annabelle Allouche, & Hélène Buisson-Fenêt, “The minor roads to excellence: positive action, outreach policies and the new positioning of elite high schools in France and England?”, International Studies in Sociology of Education, Vol. 19, N°3/4, p229-244. Sept/Dec 2009.

* Jean-Pascal Daloz, “Elites and their Representation: Multi-disciplinary perspectives” [introduction as Guest editor of the special issue on this topic]. Historical Reflections, vol. 36/3 (2010), pp. 1-6.

* Jean-Pascal Daloz, “Sur l’usage des théories de la distinction sociale par les historiens”. Historical Reflections, vol. 36/3 (2010), pp. 113-127.

* Jean-Pascal Daloz, “How Political Representatives Earn Legitimacy: A Symbolic Approach”.International Social Science Journal, 196 (2009), pp. 285-296.

* Jean-Pascal Daloz, “Towards the Cultural Contextualisation of Social Distinction”, Journal of Cultural Economy. vol. 1/3 (2008), pp. 305-320. [also published in A. Warde (ed.). 2010. Cultural Consumption, Classification and Power. London: Routledge].

* Jean-Pascal Daloz, “Between Majesty and Proximity: The Enduring Ambiguities of Political Representation in France”. French Politics, vol. 6/3 (2008), pp. 302-320.

* Sophie Duchesne, Florence Haegel, Elizabeth Frazer et alii, “Europe between integration and globalisation. Social differences and national frames in the analysis of focus groups conducted in France, Francophone Belgium and the United Kingdom”, in Politique Européenne, 30, pp.67-105. 2010.

* Laurent Fourchard, “The politics of mobilisation for security in South African townships” African Affairs, 110, 441, 2011, pp. 607-627.

* Laurent Fourchard, “Between world history and state formation: new perspectives on Africa’s cities”, Journal of African History, 52, 2011, pp. 223-248.

* Laurent Fourchard, “The limits of penal reform: Punishing children and young offenders in South Africa and Nigeria (1930s-1960)”, Journal of Southern African Studies, 37, 3, 2011, pp. 517-534.

* Diego Gambetta & Steffen Hertog, “Why are there so many Engineers among Islamic Radicals?”, Archives Européennes de sociologie, L(2), pp. 201–230. 2009.

* M. Y. Kan & L. Lesnard, «Investigating Scheduling of Work: A Two-Stage Optimal Matching Analysis of Workdays and Workweeks» in Journal of the Royal Statistical Society: Series A. 174(2): 349-368. April 2011.

* Olivier Rozenberg, « Présider par plaisir. L’examen des affaires européennes à l’Assemblée nationale et à la Chambre des Communes depuis Maastricht », Revue française de science politique, 59/3, pp. 401-427. 2009.

* Hélène Thiollet, “Nationalisme d'Etat et nationalisme ordinaire en Arabie Saoudite : la nation saoudienne et ses immigrés », Raisons politiques (n° 37) 2010.

* Hélène Thiollet, "Migrations as Diplomacy: Labor Migrants, Refugees, and Arab Regional Politics in the Oil Rich Countries", International Labor and Working Class History, vol 79. Spring 2011.

Chapters in Edited Volumes

* Vincent Tiberj, “The Political Representation of Immigrants and Minorities: Voters, Parties and Parliaments in Liberal Democracies”, edited by Bird, Saalfeld and Wüst, London, 2010.

* Hélène Thiollet, “Relations internationals”, in Science Politique, Thomas Ribemont and Pierre-Yves Baudot (eds) Sup’ Foucher, 2010.