Jeux bureaucratiques en regime communiste

Dubois, Vincent; Lozac'h, Valérie; Rowell, Jay

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“…3. For a critical review of analyses of bureaucracy in Cuba see (Geoffray 2012: 40-46) and in Soviet regimes (Dubois et al 2005). 4.…”

Section: Conclusion: Unruly Affects and The State Effectmentioning

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Seeing Fidel in the Sky

Aureille

2022

The Cambridge Journal of Anthropology

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In July 2017, local leaders interrupted their conversations after a long working day at the sight of a cloud that looked like Fidel Castro. This fleeting vision plunged them into a genuine and lasting joy, far from the hypocrisy and cynicism attributed to revolutionary elites since the crisis of the 1990s. Following the role of affects and emotions in the daily work of bureaucrats and in their interactions with farmers, I argue that affects play a pivotal role in producing what Timothy Mitchell calls the ‘state effect’ by fueling the boundary work that sustains the distinction between state and society in Cuba. I show how affects articulate registers of self-sacrifice and reciprocity which have been mediating relationships with El Estado since the beginning of the revolution.

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“…3. For a critical review of analyses of bureaucracy in Cuba see (Geoffray 2012: 40-46) and in Soviet regimes (Dubois et al 2005). 4.…”

Section: Conclusion: Unruly Affects and The State Effectmentioning

confidence: 99%

Seeing Fidel in the Sky

Aureille

2022

The Cambridge Journal of Anthropology

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Fragmented authoritarianism in action: An analysis of interaction between researcher and archivist in the People’s Republic of China

Boucher

Taunay

2021

Archives and Records

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Powojenna historiografia polska jako pole walki. Studium z socjologii wiedzy i polityki

Behr¹

2021

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The book proposes a sociological analysis of Polish historiography of the contemporary period that treats the creation of Polish history as a type of public policy. Based on rich empirical material and using a number of research methods, most notably Pierre Bourdieu’s sociology of fields, the author argues that policy of this kind was pursued, albeit using somewhat different methods, both in the People’s Republic of Poland and after the fall of communism. In keeping with this approach, the historians he studies are also seen as co-creators of historical policy, inevitably entangled in processes of instrumentalizing history, which Valentin Behr systematically investigates in terms of interrelations between social fields.

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Jeux bureaucratiques en regime communiste

Abstract: Au-delà, c'est donc dans la perspective plus vaste d'une analyse des modes de fonctionnement des régimes communistes que s'inscrivent ces propositions pour une socio-histoire des jeux bureaucratiques (2).

Cited by 10 publications

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Seeing Fidel in the Sky

Seeing Fidel in the Sky

Fragmented authoritarianism in action: An analysis of interaction between researcher and archivist in the People’s Republic of China

Powojenna historiografia polska jako pole walki. Studium z socjologii wiedzy i polityki

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