Presentation
Since 1990, the quarterly political science journal Cultures & Conflicts has been co-published by the CECLS and L’Harmattan. The journal aims to analyse the different expressions of conflictuality. It opens its columns, in French but also sometimes in English or Spanish, to political scientists but also to sociologists, anthropologists, historians, geographers specialised in particular areas, by privileging the analysis of the relations between phenomena often arbitrarily divided.
Latest issue
131-132 | automne-hiver 2023
Policer les élites dirigeantes
From the anti-corruption system in Mexico to the dynamics of insurrection in Burkina Faso, and from the transnational circulation of reform instruments to the reproduction of a class-based justice system in Walloon Belgium, in addition to French associations’ fight against white collar crime, and the issues and uses of journalistic revelations in the age of leaks, the articles in this issue bring to light - and raise questions about - the diversity of actors, practices and social spaces whose interrelationships help to ‘police ruling elites’ in the contemporary world.
Editor’s notes
Ont participé à ce numéro : Malvina Adorno, Clément Beunas, Colombe Camus, Agathe Fautras, Shoshana Fine, Laura Monfleur, Elwis Potier, Corentin Sire, Piero Tellerías, Anastassia Tsoukala
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Dossier
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IntroductionA “vigilant civil society” in the face of ruling elites’ illegalisms?
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« Du sang et des têtes » ou « Des maisons, des voitures et de l’argent liquide » ? [Abstract | Restricted access]Luttes définitionnelles de l’anticorruption au Mexique“Blood and heads” or “Houses, cars and cash”? Anti-corruption definitional struggles in Mexico
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Faire des organisations anti-corruption un levier de réforme des États ? Importation et domestication de l’Open Government Partnership (OGP) en Argentine et Tunisie [Abstract | Restricted access]Making anti-corruption organizations a lever for state reform? Importing and domesticating the Open Government Partnership (OGP) in Argentina and Tunisia
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Les associations, la société civile et l’État [Abstract | Restricted access]Anti-corruption associations, civil society and the State
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Aspects juridiques de l’action des associations de lutte contre la corruption face aux élites délinquantes [Abstract | Restricted access]The legal dimension of the work of anti-corruption associations in dealing with criminal elites
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De l’École nationale de la magistrature à Anticor : Retour sur quatre décennies d’anticorruption à l’intersection des mondes judiciaire, associatif et politique [Abstract | Restricted access]Entretien avec Éric Alt. Propos recueillis par Anthony Amicelle et Benjamin LoveluckFrom the National School for Magistrates to Anticor. Back to four decades of anticorruption at the intersection of the judicial, associative and political worlds. Interview with Éric Alt, by Anthony Amicelle and Benjamin Loveluck
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Lutter contre une démocratie défaillante. Résister à la corruption [Restricted access]
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Visibiliser les illégalismes de dominants. Enquêtes journalistiques et réaction sociale à l’heure des big data [Abstract | Restricted access]Making the white collar illegalisms visible. Investigative journalism and social reactions in an age of big data
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Informer pour punir ? Pandora Papers, un non-scandale sans précédent [Abstract | Restricted access]Inform and punish? Pandora Papers, an unprecedented non-scandal
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Quand des illégalismes économiques populaires répondent à ceux des puissants. Monopoles commerciaux et pillages alimentaires au Burkina Faso [Abstract | Restricted access]Working class economic illegalisms against those of the ruling elites. Commercial monopolies and food plundering in Burkina Faso
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Chasseur et braconnier « hors-la-loi » : gestion différentielle des illégalismes et incitation à jouer avec la loi [Abstract | Restricted access]Unlawful hunters and ‘outlaw’ poachers. Differential management of illegalisms and incentives to play with the law
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