Estratégias educativas das elites brasileiras na era da globalização, Afrânio Garcia, Leticia Canêdo, Kimi Tomizaki

Estratégias educativas das elites brasileiras na era da globalização
Afrânio Garcia
Leticia Canêdo
Kimi Tomizaki
organizadores
HUCITEC/FAPESP
2013

Présentation de l'éditeur

A educação é uma área intrinsecamente interdisciplinar e envolve dada sua natureza, dimensões teóricas e aplicadas. A produção escrita nesse campo tem sido volumosa e diversificada, oferecendo ao educador e ao leitor interessado varias possibilidades de reflexão e ferramentas para a ação educativa. A presente coleção considera educação essencialmente como prática cultural constitutiva do desenvolvimento humano. Com base no pressuposto de que em todos os grupos culturais e em todas as etapas de sua vida o ser humano, sempre em desenvolvimento, está submetido a processos educativos, privilegia-se, aqui, a educação como ação que promove desenvolvimento em uma multiplicidade de cenários educativos possíveis, entre os quais está a escola.

SUMÁRIO
Parte I - Espaços de poderes nacionais, espaços de poderes internacionais: estratégias cosmopolitas e reprodu­ção das hierarquias sociais
Yves Dezalay & Mikael Rask Madsen
Capítulo 1 - Herdeiros, militantes, cientistas políticos: socializa­ção e politização dos grupos dirigentes no Brasil(1964-2010)
Letícia Canêdo
Capítulo 2 - Internacionalismo operário e socialização política de dirigentes sindicais
Kimi Tomizaki
Capítulo 3 - Agência de publicidade como escola: adesão ao “so­nho americano”
José Carlos Durand
Capítulo 4 - O espaço jurídico brasileiro e as condições de uso do capital internacional
Fabiano Engelman
Capítulo 5 - José Olympio, a arte da amizade, campo de poder e publicação de livros autenticamente brasileiros
Gustavo Sorá
Parte II - Vantagens e armadilhas do atraso. Estudos internacio­nais e recomposição das elites dirigentes no Brasil em perspectiva comparada
Afrânio Garcia
Capítulo 1 - Anísio Teixeira, Paulo Renato: circulação interna- cionae carreiras políticas
Ana Maria Almeida & Águeda Bittencourt
Capítulo 2 - Os professores de ensino superior como posição social: segmentação interna e relações com os centros inter­nacionais
Odaci Coradini
Capítulo 3 - Intercâmbios científicos Brasil-Africa: quem apren­de o que?
Neusa Gusmão
Capítulo 4 - Recomposição do episcopado brasileiro e a autoridade de Roma
Ernesto Seidl
Capítulo 5 - A institucionalização da pós-graduação e internacio­nalização dos debates em filosofia no Brasil
Daniela Ferreira
Capítulo 6 - Mobilidade internacional em direção à França: da­dos objetivos e experiência existencial
Marie-Claude Munoz

Transnational Power Elites. The New Professionals of Governance, law and Security, Edited by Niilo Kauppi and Mikael Rask Madsen

Transnational Power Elites
The New Professionals of Governance
law and Security
Edited by Niilo Kauppi and Mikael Rask Madsen
Routledge
2013

Présentation de l'éditeur

This book argues that European Union institutional mechanics and the EU as a political unit cannot be properly understood without taking into account the elites that make the policy decisions.
Spurred by globalisation, technological and economic development has provided the backbone for social and political transformations that have changed the social structures that unite and differentiate individuals and groups in Europe and their interface with extra-European actors. These developments are not only exemplified by the rise of the EU, but also by the rise of a set of transnational European power elites evolving in and around the European construction.
This book maps out these EU and international interdependencies and provides a comprehensive picture of the European transnational power elites. Moving away from the majority of literature on European integration dominated by economics, law, IR and political science, the volume is written from a sociological perspective that takes into account the individuals that make the policy decisions, the formal and informal groups in which s/he is included, as well as the social conventions that regulate political and administrative activities in the EU.

Sommaire

1. Transnational Power Elites: The New Professionals of Governance, Law and Security, Niilo Kauppi and Mikael Rask Madsen Part I: Governance 2. The Triumph and Despair of Central Banking, Martin Marcussen 3.The Institutionalisation of the European Administrative Corps as a Transnational Elite, Didier Georgakakis 4. European Diplomats: State Nobility and the Invention of a New Social Group, Rebecca Adler-Nissen 5. Elite Transformations and Diffusion in Foreign Policy: A Socio-Historical Approach to the Emergence of European Power Elites, Karen Gram-Skjoldager and Ann-Christina L. Knudsen Part II: Law 6. The Genesis of Europe: Competing Elites and the Emergence of a European Field of Power, Antonin Cohen 7. Elite European lawyers? The Common Market as new Golden Age or Missed Opportunity, Yves Dezalay and Bryant Garth Part III: Security 8.The Transnational Field of Computerised Exchange of Information in Police Matters and its European Guilds, Didier Bigo 9.The European Military Elite, Frédéric Mérand and Patrick Barrette Postscript: Understanding Transnational Power Elites, Understanding Europe in the New World Order, Niilo Kauppi and Mikael Rask Madsen

Niilo Kauppi is Research Professor at the National Centre for Scientific Research (CNRS) at the University of Strasbourg.
Mikael Rask Madsen is Professor of European Law and Integration and Director of iCourts – Centre of Excellence for International Courts at the University of Copenhagen.

International Political Sociology, 5(3), SPECIAL ISSUE - BOURDIEU AND THE INTERNATIONAL

International Political Sociology 5(3) SPECIAL ISSUE - BOURDIEU AND THE INTERNATIONAL

September 2011

Volume 5, Issue 3

Pages 219–347

SPECIAL ISSUE - BOURDIEU AND THE INTERNATIONAL

1. Introduction to Symposium“A Different Reading of the International”: Pierre Bourdieu and International Studies (pages 219–224)Didier Bigo and Mikael R. Madsen
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2.  Pierre Bourdieu and International Relations: Power of Practices, Practices of Power (pages 225–258)Didier Bigo
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3. Reflexivity and the Construction of the International Object: The Case of Human Rights (pages 259–275)Mikael Rask Madsen
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4.  Hegemonic Battles, Professional Rivalries, and the International Division of Labor in the Market for the Import and Export of State-Governing Expertise (pages 276–293)Yves Dezalay and Bryant G. Garth
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5. The Promises, Problems, and Potentials of a Bourdieu-Inspired Staging of International Relations (pages 294–313)Anna Leander
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6. The Struggle Over Global Higher Education: Actors, Institutions, and Practices (pages 314–326)Niilo Kauppi and Tero Erkkilä
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1. Contributions to the Forum: Inter- and Transnational Field(s) of Power

   1.  On a Field Trip with Bourdieu (pages 327–330)Rebecca Adler-Nissen
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   2.  Don’t Throw Out the “Brussels Bubble” with the Bathwater: From EU Institutions to the Field of Eurocracy (pages 331–334)Didier Georgakakis
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   3. Bourdieu Hits Brussels: The Genesis and Structure of the European Field of Power (pages 335–339)Antonin Cohen
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   4. Interstitial Power in Fields of Limited Statehood: Introducing a “Weak Field” Approach to the Study of Transnational Settings (pages 340–345)Antoine Vauchez
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   1. Contributors (pages 346–347)Article first published online: 14 SEP 2011 | DOI: 10.1111/j.1749-5687.2011.00138.x
      

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Lawyers and the Construction of Transnational Justice. Edited by Yves Dezalay and Bryant Garth

Lawyers and the Construction of Transnational Justice
Edited by Yves Dezalay and Bryant Garth
Series: Law, Development and Globalization
Routledge
2011

Présentation de l'éditeur
Lawyers and the Construction of Transnational Justice will show students and scholars what it means in practice to talk about building transnational justice – both on the side of economic regulation and on the side of human rights and humanitarian law. It links national and transnational processes, tracing the activities of lawyers with their successful and less successful strategies to build institutions and credibility for a transnational legal field. Examples include developments in international criminal justice, including the unsuccessful quest to establish universal jurisdiction for the prosecution of human rights violators; the very successful efforts to build transnational trade and intellectual property regimes; and the relative success in building a European legal field. The introductory and concluding chapters by the co-editors, drawing on the sociology of Pierre Bourdieu, link the chapters together and explore the possibilities for a more institutionalized and unified transnational legal field – bridging the economic and corporate side with the human rights and humanitarian side. Addressing a range of international issues, Lawyers and the Construction of Transnational Justice is a major contribution to the field of sociology of law, as well as to debates about global governance.

Introduction: Constructing Transnational Justice, Yves Dezalay and Bryant G. Garth 2. Lawyers, Humanitarian Emergencies, and the Politics of Large Number, Ron Levi and John Hagan 3.The Cause of Universal Jurisdiction: The Rise and Fall of an International Mobilization, Julien Seroussi 4. Lawyering War or Talking Peace? On Militant Usages of the Law in the Resolution of Internal Armed Conflicts: A Case Study of International Alert, Sara Dezalay 5. From Peacebuilding in War-Torn Countries to Justice in the Global North, Sandrine Lefranc 6. Legal Cosmopolitanism Divided: Stating, Codifying, and Invoking International Law of State Responsibility, Pierre-Yves Condé 7. Globalizing Intellectual Property Rights: The Politics of Law and Public Health, Diana Rodriguez-Franco 8. The Transnational Meets the National: The Construction of Trade Policy Networks in Brazil, Gregory Shaffer, Michelle Ratton Sanchez Badin and Barbara Rosenberg 9. The Force of a Weak Field: Law and Lawyers in the Government of Europe, Antoine Vauchez 10.The European Court of Justice in the Emergent European Field of Power: Transnational Judicial Institutions and National Career Paths, Antonin Cohen 11. Human Rights and the Hegemony of Ideology: European Lawyers and the Cold War Battle over International Human Rights, Mikael Rask Madsen

Mikael Rask MADSEN, La genèse de l'Europe des droits de l'Homme. Enjeux juridiques et stratégies d’État

Mikael Rask MADSEN
La genèse de l'Europe des droits de l'Homme
Enjeux juridiques et stratégies d’État
(France, Grande-Bretagne et pays scandinaves, 1945-1970)
Presses Universitaires de Strasbourg
2010

Présentation de l'éditeur
L’évolution des droits de l’homme en Europe au lendemain de la Seconde Guerre mondiale est sans doute une des plus grandes avancées du processus d’intégration européenne. Mais comme cet ouvrage le montre, le succès de cette Europe des droits de l’homme était tout sauf acquis : il a reposé à la fois sur un ambitieux programme juridique et politique et sur une transformation géopolitique qui a vu les sociétés européennes peu à peu, souvent avec de grandes réticences, se projeter dans le paysage naissant d’une Europe régulée par un droit commun.
Ce livre, qui traite surtout des cas français, britannique et scandinave – des pays centraux dans ce processus – propose une analyse originale de la genèse de l’Europe des droits de l’homme, de l’après-guerre à l’avènement de la Cour Européenne des Droits de l’Homme à la fin des années 1960. L’auteur se penche sur la convergence des processus sociaux, juridiques et politiques qui ont rendu possible la révolution européenne des droits de l’homme: le déclin de l’impérialisme européen, l’impact des politiques de la guerre froide sur l’idée de droits de l’homme européens, la montée en puissance de l’État-providence et l’émergence de l’idée même d’une Europe unie. Ilétudie les principaux acteurs de ces transformations cruciales, depuis les entrepreneurs juridiques des droits de l’homme universels comme René Cassin et Hersch Lauterpacht aux grands hommes d’État qui ont investi les droits de l’homme dans le but de recréer une société nationale et internationale, de Pierre-Henri Teitgen à Olof Palme. Est également analysée l’influence décisive des militants d’ONG telles qu’Amnesty International sur l’agenda des droits de l’homme.
Cet ouvrage développe la thèse selon laquelle la montée en puissance des droits de l’homme en Europe a été le produit de ces investissements complexes et souvent conflictuels du droit et de la politique, au niveau national comme international. Pour ces raisons, il est nécessaire à qui veut saisir la situation actuelle des droits de l’homme de comprendre au préalable cette genèse de l’Europe des droits de l’homme.


Mikael Rask Madsen est professeur de droit et directeur du Centre d’études de la culture juridique à la faculté de droit de l’Université de Copenhague. Sociologue et juriste, ses recherches portent sur l’européanisation et la mondialisation du droit, et en particulier le rôle des juristes dans ces processus.

Revue française de science politique Vol. 60, 2010/2, Sociologie politique de l'Europe du droit

Revue française de science politique Vol. 60, 2010/2, Sociologie politique de l'Europe du droit

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Antonin Cohen et Antoine Vauchez,   Sociologie politique de l'Europe du droit

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 Antonin Cohen,   « Dix personnages majestueux en longue robe amarante » La formation de la cour de justice des communautés européennes

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 Antoine Vauchez,   À quoi « tient » la cour de justice des communautés européennes ? Stratégies commémoratives et esprit de corps transnational

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 Mikael Rask Madsen,   La fabrique des traités européens Une analyse de la genèse et évolution de la charte des droits fondamentaux

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 Julie Bailleux,   Comment l'Europe vint au droit Le premier congrès international d'études de la CECA (Milan-Stresa 1957)

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