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COM.ONIXSUITE.9782800416960 03 01 EUB 01 SKU 1696 02 2800416963 03 9782800416960 15 9782800416960 DG 09 11 029 02 13786571 <TitleType>01</TitleType> <TitleText>Science politique</TitleText> B09 Pascal Delwit Delwit, Pascal Pascal Delwit <TitleType>01</TitleType> <TitleText textcase="02">Political Science in Motion</TitleText> 01 GCOI 74530100529470 1 B01 Ramona Coman Coman, Ramona Ramona Coman Ramona Coman is Professor in Political Science at the Université libre de Bruxelles. Before her nomination as Director of the Institute for European Studies (IEE) in 2014, she served as Deputy Director of the Centre d'étude de la vie politique (CEVIPOL). She received her PhD in political science from the ULB and she was post-doctoral fellow at the University of Bologna in 2008. Her research interests relate to Europeanization, European integration, and judicial reforms. Her work has been published in peer-reviewed journals including the Journal of Contemporary European Studies, the Journal of European Integration, Perspective on European Politics and Societies, Revue française de science politique, and Politique européenne. 2 B01 Jean-Frédéric Morin Morin, Jean-Frédéric Jean-Frédéric Morin Jean-Frédéric Morin is Associate Professor at Laval University, where he holds the <a href="http://www.chaire-epi.ulaval.ca"> Canada Research Chair in International Political Economy</a>. Before being invited to hold this research chair, he was professor at Université libre de Bruxelles from 2008 to 2014 and post-doctoral researcher at McGill University from 2006 to 2008. His most recent research projects look at global institutional complexes, transnational expert networks and policy diffusion in the fieldsof trade, intellectual property and environment. His recent publications have appeared in leading journals such as International Studies Quarterly, European Journal of International Relations, and Review of International Political Economy. 08 Jean-Frédéric Morin's publications (Canada Research Chair in IPE) http://www.chaire-epi.ulaval.ca/fr/publications 3 A24 Ramona Coman Coman, Ramona Ramona Coman Ramona Coman is Professor in Political Science at the Université libre de Bruxelles. Before her nomination as Director of the Institute for European Studies (IEE) in 2014, she served as Deputy Director of the Centre d'étude de la vie politique (CEVIPOL). She received her PhD in political science from the ULB and she was post-doctoral fellow at the University of Bologna in 2008. Her research interests relate to Europeanization, European integration, and judicial reforms. Her work has been published in peer-reviewed journals including the Journal of Contemporary European Studies, the Journal of European Integration, Perspective on European Politics and Societies, Revue française de science politique, and Politique européenne. 4 A24 Jean-Frédéric Morin Morin, Jean-Frédéric Jean-Frédéric Morin Jean-Frédéric Morin is Associate Professor at Laval University, where he holds the <a href="http://www.chaire-epi.ulaval.ca"> Canada Research Chair in International Political Economy</a>. Before being invited to hold this research chair, he was professor at Université libre de Bruxelles from 2008 to 2014 and post-doctoral researcher at McGill University from 2006 to 2008. His most recent research projects look at global institutional complexes, transnational expert networks and policy diffusion in the fieldsof trade, intellectual property and environment. His recent publications have appeared in leading journals such as International Studies Quarterly, European Journal of International Relations, and Review of International Political Economy. 08 Jean-Frédéric Morin's publications (Canada Research Chair in IPE) http://www.chaire-epi.ulaval.ca/fr/publications 5 A32 Clément Jadot Jadot, Clément Clément Jadot Clément Jadot is a PhD student at the Centre d'étude de la vie politique at the Université libre de Bruxelles (ULB), where he has also been a teaching assistant since 2010. He holds a Bachelor’s degree in Politics and a Masters in European Studies. His research is mainly devoted to the study of national political parties’ attitudes towards the European Union, with a particular focus on Belgian political parties. 6 A32 Caroline Close Close, Caroline Caroline Close Caroline Close is a FRS-FNRS Postdoctoral Researcher at the Université libre de Bruxelles. She is a member of the Centre d'étude de la vie politique (CEVIPOL). Her doctoral dissertation investigated the institutional and sociological causes of parliamentary party dissent. Her main research interests include party organization, intraparty politics, party ideology, and legislative studies. She is also interested in the causes and effects of different forms of democratic innovations. 42 Research gate https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Caroline-Close 42 Academia https://ulb.academia.edu/CarolineClose 42 Google Scholars https://scholar.google.be/citations?hl=fr&user=BxfNzWAAAAAJ 09 CEVIPOL https://cevipol.centresphisoc.ulb.be/fr/user/449 42 LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/caroline-close-84b8a124/ 7 A32 Lidia Núñez Núñez, Lidia Lidia Núñez Lidia Núñez holds a PhD from the Université libre de Bruxelles. She is a member of the Centre d'étude de la vie politique (CEVIPOL) and works as a researcher in the "PartiRep" Interuniversity Attraction Pole. She holds an MA in Political and Administration Sciences and an MA in Sociology from the Universidad Complutense de Madrid, and an MA in Applied Statistics and Statistics of the Public Sector from the Universidad de Alcala. Her research interests include electoral systems, political parties and elections. 8 A32 Manuel Cervera-Marzal Cervera-Marzal, Manuel Manuel Cervera-Marzal Manuel Cervera-Marzal is a researcher at the École des Hautes Études en Sciences Sociales (EHESS) where he teaches several courses. He received his PhD degree in Political Science from the Université libre de Bruxelles and the Université Paris Diderot. He previously completed his Master's degree at Sciences Po. He has published several scientific articles and six books including Gandhi. Politique de la non-violence (Michalon, 2015) and Autonomie ou barbarie. La démocratie radicale de Cornelius Castoriadis et ses défis contemporains (Le Passager clandestin, 2015, with Eric Fabri). 9 A32 Camille Kelbel Kelbel, Camille Camille Kelbel Camille Kelbel is a PhD candidate at the ULB, taking part in the "PartiRep" Interuniversity Attraction Pole. Prior to joining the ULB, Camille Kelbel was an academic assistant at the College of Europe, Bruges. She completed her undergraduate studies at Sciences Po Lyon and also holds a Master's degree in European Politics from Sciences Po Strasbourg. Her PhD project focuses on candidate selection for European elections. More generally, her research interests lie in EU politics, political parties and elections. 10 A32 Lorenzo Angelini Angelini, Lorenzo Lorenzo Angelini Lorenzo Angelini is an FRS-FNRS Research Fellow and a PhD Candidate at the Université libre de Bruxelles (ULB) – REPI. In his PhD thesis, he studies civil-military relations within EU institutions and their impact on views of the European Union as an international actor among EU personnel. His principal research interests include civil-military relations, the EU's external action and Common Security and Defence Policy, IR theory, and the foreign policy of the United States. 11 A32 Krystel Wanneau Wanneau, Krystel Krystel Wanneau Krystel Wanneau received her MA in Political Science from Sciences Po Grenoble in 2010. Before joining the Université libre de Bruxelles, she worked for several international organizations and think tanks. She is teaching assistant at the ULB and she conducts a joint PhD with the Université libre de Bruxelles and the Université Laval. She is a member of the REPI (Recherche et Enseignement en Politique Internationale). Her PhD deals with knowledge circulation and innovation orchestrated by international actors. Her main research interests are in International Relations Theory and Science and Technologies Studies. 12 A32 Marie-Catherine Wavreille Wavreille, Marie-Catherine Marie-Catherine Wavreille Marie-Catherine Wavreille holds a BA in political science and a BA in sociology and anthropology, both from Université Saint-Louis, Brussels, and a MA in political science from Université libre de Bruxelles. She is a PhD student at Université libre de Bruxelles with the support of the Fonds National de la Recherche Scientifique(FRS-FNRS) and is currently a visiting graduate student at the Department of Political Science at the University of California, San Diego. Her research interests include political campaigns, direct democracy, with special attention to American politics. 1 01 eng 208 00 208 03 POL000000 29 2012 3283 SCIENCES POLITIQUES 24 Publishers own classification SP Political Science 93 JPA 01 06 01 What are the new influences to which the discipline opens itself up? Is political science research converging towards a single model or splitting into different streams? What are the new challenges at the beginning of the 21st century? By addressing these questions, this collection of essays discusses three interrelated topics: the relationship between political science and the problems of politics, the relationship between political science and other fields of research, and the transformation of the profession. In so doing, this volume traces the major trends in contemporary political science research since the end of the Cold War. As part of this approach, the authors rely on the academic journals as a field of investigation. Each of the eight chapters focuses on a different journal, including the American Political Science Review, West European Politics, the British Political Science Review, Security Dialogue, the Journal of Common Market Studies, International Security, Electoral Studies and the Revue française de science politique. The book is intended to scholars with an interest in the historiography of political science, the epistemology of knowledge, the sociology of the profession as well as the evolution of the field in terms of research agendas, theoretical approaches and methodological debates. 03 What are the new influences to which the discipline opens itself up? Is political science research converging towards a single model or splitting into different streams? What are the new challenges at the beginning of the 21st century? By addressing these questions, this collection of essays discusses three interrelated topics: the relationship between political science and the problems of politics, the relationship between political science and other fields of research, and the transformation of the profession. In so doing, this volume traces the major trends in contemporary political science research since the end of the Cold War. As part of this approach, the authors rely on the academic journals as a field of investigation. Each of the eight chapters focuses on a different journal, including the American Political Science Review, West European Politics, the British Political Science Review, Security Dialogue, the Journal of Common Market Studies, International Security, Electoral Studies and the Revue française de science politique. The book is intended to scholars with an interest in the historiography of political science, the epistemology of knowledge, the sociology of the profession as well as the evolution of the field in terms of research agendas, theoretical approaches and methodological debates. 02 This book examines recent developments in political science research, by considering its new influences and its new challenges. 04 <dl style="white-space:nowrap !important;"> <dd>List of tables and figures</dd> </dl> <dl style="white-space:nowrap !important;"> <dd>List of acronyms</dd> </dl> <dl style="white-space:nowrap !important;"> <dd>INTRODUCTION. – Toward a More Eclectic, Pluralist and Cosmopolitan Political Science? | Ramona COMAN and Jean-Frédéric MORIN</dd> <dd style="white-space:nowrap !important;">1. Politics, pluridisciplinarity and professionalization 1.1. Three challenges over the history of political science 1.2. Towards eclecticism, pluralism and cosmopolitanism? 2. Investigating scholarly journals 2.1. The benefits of exploring a discipline through its journals 2.2. Limitations in the study of scholarly journals 3. Content and orientation of this book</dd> </dl> <dl style="white-space:nowrap !important;"> <dd>CHAPTER 1. – 30 Years of West European Politics: And The Winner Is… | Clément JADOT</dd> <dd style="white-space:nowrap !important;">Introduction 1. Unlocking comparative politics through the use of keywords 2. Issues that count: West European Politics through the prism of content analysis 2.1. 1978-1987: WEP's positioning between the one and the many 2.2. 1988-1997: WEP's tardy look at the EU 2.3. 1998-2007: Forging ahead 2.4. 1978-2008: West European Politics, from "splendide isolement" to ongoing internationalization 3. From content to challenges: questioning the core values of European comparative politics 3.1. Political parties in the 21st century: old dogs, new tricks? 3.2. West European Politics opening up: one step at a time Conclusion</dd> </dl> <dl style="white-space:nowrap !important;"> <dd>CHAPTER 2. – Assessing Party Research Decline: A View from the British Journal of Political Science | Caroline CLOSE</dd> <dd style="white-space:nowrap !important;">Introduction 1. Data and methods 2. Assessing the decline in party research: a view from the British Journal of Political Science 2.1. General perspectives 2.2. The three faces of parties 3. Is party research in decline?</dd> </dl> <dl style="white-space:nowrap !important;"> <dd>CHAPTER 3. – Context Sensitivity and Biases in Political Science: the Case of Economic Voting Studies in the Journal Electoral Studies | Lidia NÚÑEZ</dd> <dd style="white-space:nowrap !important;">Introduction 1. The impact of the context and its consequences 2. The method: systematic analysis and its advantages 3. The theory put to the test: economic voting 3.1. Methodological notes 3.2. Changes in treatment of the issue in the journal: an unbiased evolution? 3.3. The big two Conclusions</dd> </dl> <dl style="white-space:nowrap !important;"> <dd>CHAPTER 4. – Toward the Inclusion of Political-Philosophical Articles in the Revue Française de Science Politique: Is a Return Possible? | Manuel CERVERA-MARZAL</dd> <dd style="white-space:nowrap !important;">Introduction 1. Methodological clarifications 2. Political philosophy in the RFSP: subject to fluctuating tendencies 3. A preference for liberal political philosophy? 4. The myth of ethnocentrism Conclusion: back to the "glorious twenty" years of political philosophy in the RFSP</dd> </dl> <dl style="white-space:nowrap !important;"> <dd>CHAPTER 5. – Elmer Recast: the Patchwork of EU Theories within the Journal of Common Market Studies | Camille KELBEL</dd> <dd style="white-space:nowrap !important;">Introduction 1. One train may conceal another: a theoretical framework to the study of theories 1.1. European integration theories and their internal shifts: the EU as an international organization 1.2. Comparative and governance approaches: the EU as an experiment in political science research 2. Methodology 2.1. Research question and hypotheses 2.2. Data collection 3. Analysis and findings 3.1. Patchwork or mosaic? 3.2. The state of the original elephant Conclusion</dd> </dl> <dl style="white-space:nowrap !important;"> <dd>CHAPTER 6. – International Security and the Evolution of Security Studies: Between Mutual Influence and Autonomy | Lorenzo ANGELINI</dd> <dd style="white-space:nowrap !important;">Introduction 1. Methodology and preliminary comments 2. International Security: who publishes? 3. International Security articles – between policy and theory Conclusion</dd> </dl> <dl style="white-space:nowrap !important;"> <dd>CHAPTER 7. – Security Dialogue on the Edge of International Security Studies: Uncovering a Process of Innovation | Krystel WANNEAU</dd> <dd style="white-space:nowrap !important;">Introduction 1. The editorial line: journals as the gatekeepers of a scientific field 1.1. Blurred lines: journals, disciplines and the field 1.2. A niche journal: identity, prestige and satisfaction 1.3. A gatekeeper and social performer: the editorship of Security Dialogue 2. Theoretical framework and method of the longitudinal study: quantitative data for qualitative analysis 2.1. Reflexive theoretical framework 2.2. Data collection and coding 3. Results analysis 3.1. Trends in the editorial line and the profusion of concepts 3.2. Choices made: an implicit hierarchy amongst sectors? 3.3. Qualitative interpretations: the journal as a research practice, field maturity and the widening and deepening of security Conclusion</dd> </dl> <dl style="white-space:nowrap !important;"> <dd>CHAPTER 8. – How the World Speaks about American Politics: A Political Sociology of the American Political Science Review | Marie-Catherine WAVREILLE</dd> <dd style="white-space:nowrap !important;">Introduction 1. Toward a merger of European and American political science? 2. American-based scholars dominate journal articles on American politics 3. A sociological profile: who are the non-Americans contributing to American politics? 3.1. The 1980s: Olsen, Shamir, Opp, Kawato, Hibbs, Budge and Laver 3.2. The 1990s: Lissowski, Zemsky, and Stark 3.3. The 2000s: Jennings, King, Petrova, and Lauderdale 4. Analysis 4.1. Professional socialization into US standards and norms 4.2. “Under multiple skulls”: co-authoring as a norm among foreign-based authors 4.3. American politics outside of the United States: the “No Man’s Land” Concluding remarks</dd> </dl> <dl style="white-space:nowrap !important;"> <dd>References</dd> </dl> <dl style="white-space:nowrap !important;"> <dd>Contributors</dd> </dl> 08 01 https://blogs.lse.ac.uk/lsereviewofbooks/2016/06/14/book-review-political-science-in-motion-edited-by-ramona-coman-and-jean-frederic-morin/ Wyn Grant LSE Review of books. 20160614 08 01 https://blogs.lse.ac.uk/lsereviewofbooks/2016/06/14/book-review-political-science-in-motion-edited-by-ramona-coman-and-jean-frederic-morin/ Wyn Grant LSE Review of books. 20160614 23 01 https://www.editions-ulb.be/resources/titles/74530100529470/extras/1598.pdf 43 The "Science Politique/Political Science" series at the Éditions de l'Université de Bruxelles publishes works in internal political science, sociology of politics, and comparative politics. 43 La collection « Science politique » aux Éditions de l'Université de Bruxelles publie des travaux de science politique interne, de sociologie du politique et de politique comparée. 44 Without being exclusive, its field of publication can be subdivided into three main general areas. The aim is to bring to the public's attention work relating to political and public life in three complementary dimensions: the actors, the acts, and the (public) action. ACTORS By 'actors' we mean the institutions of contemporary political regimes and the organizations that work therein: political parties, trade unions, associations, and pressure groups. ACTS This axis covers all studies relating to political participation in a broad sense: the electoral phenomenon and the recomposition of political and social landscapes. Other forms of political and social participation are also analysed: spontaneous mobilisations, organised militancy, social movements, forms of action, their symbolic dimensions, their effects, as well as the attitudes that are situated at the root of these modes of political and social participation. PUBLIC ACTION This third axis covers publications related to decision-making processes and public policy formation: political agenda-setting, stakeholder mobilization, negotiation and decision-making processes, implementation and evaluation. The ambition here is to deepen knowledge on the political actors, representations and behaviours of the two previous axes with an analysis of institutional facts, their evolution, and their influence on political life. 44 Sans être exclusif, son champ de publication peut être subdivisé en trois grands axes généraux. Il s'agit en fait de porter à la connaissance du public les travaux relatifs à la vie politique et publique sous trois dimensions complémentaires : l'acteur, l'acte et l'action. Les acteurs. Par acteurs, nous entendons les institutions des régimes politiques contemporains et les organisations qui y œuvrent : partis politiques, syndicats, associations et groupes de pression. L'acte.Cet axe recouvre toutes les études relatives à la participation politique au sens large : phénomène électoral et recomposition des paysages politiques et sociaux. Sont aussi analysées les autres formes de participation politique et sociale : les mobilisations spontanées, la militance organisée, les mouvements sociaux., les formes de l'action, leurs dimensions symboliques, leurs effets et les attitudes qui sont au fondement de ces modes de participation politique et sociale. L'action publique. Ce troisième axe couvre les publications relatives aux processus décisionnels et à la formation des politiques publiques : formation de l'agenda politique, mobilisation des acteurs, processus de négociation et de décision, mise en œuvre et évaluation. 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