Infrapolitics: Another Way to Play the Political Game?
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Lyon 7e
The American anthropologist James Scott coined the term “infrapolitics” to describe the myriad forms resistance can take.
From rumors to humor by way of the indirect attention paid to politics or defiant consumer practices, there is no lack of examples of how to get around or subvert common forms of social domination. Put to the test by mobilizing, workplace relations, and sociability, Scott claims infrapolitics makes it possible to understand all the hidden forms of unorganized resistance, whereas such resistance is very often ignored in classical political sociology research.
What about infrapolitics?
Featuring: Vanessa Caru, Yves Citton, Guillaume Marche, Jocelyn Armel, Frédéric Ciriez
Three researchers in very distinct areas present their understanding and use of this concept.
Hosted by: Renaud Payre, Emmanuel Taïeb
Revolts, revolutions, riots
Featuring : Luc Bronner, Gérard Mauger, Mischa Gabowitsch
What’s political about these forms of protest?
Hosted by: Renaud Payre, Matthieu Potte-Bonneville
Associations and avoiding politics
Featuring : Marie-Hélène Bacqué, Axelle Brodiez-Dolino, Lilian Mathieu, Brigitte Martel-Baussant, Marc Uhry
When the number of traditional political-party members decreases, the number of members of associations increases. Is this the same kind of activism? Is political engagement changing shape?
Hosted by: Renaud Payre, Matthieu Potte-Bonneville
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