Sophie Duchesne Curriculum vitae - OxPO - University of Oxford

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Current research projects: - comparative qualitative research on British and French national identities. In-depth interview with English people on being British analysed with qualitative (ATLAS.ti) and quantitative (ALCESTE) methods, and referring to the former research on French representations of citizenship. In collaboration with Anthony Heath, Head of the sociology Department of the University of Oxford. Transcription funded by a British Academy Small Grant. - comparative quantitative research on the relationship between national and European identification (using Eurobarometer data). Collaboration with André-Paul Frognier, Université de Louvain la Neuve. - Comparative qualitative research on the dynamic of political discussion in France, the UK and Belgium. Analysis of focus groups conducted on Europe. Collaboration with Florence Haegel (Cevipof, Sciences Po), Liz Frazer (Department of Politics, New college) and Andre-Paul Frognier (Louvain-l-Neuve). Funded by a grant of the French Ministry of Research, Sciences Po’s European Studies Centre, the Belgian National Foundation for Scientific Research (FNRS), the Leverhulme Trust and the Nuffield College Politics Research Fund. Summary of the research development Started with a PhD on French representations of citizenship – analysed thanks to in depth interviews -, my research remains focussed on the questions related to the belonging to a political community. What social actors do perceive their ties with their fellow citizens? How do the main cleavages, which structure the democratic political space, change or remain the same? What are the main impulses of the identifying or belonging processes to a political community? How does political identity form and change? These are the main questions I try do deal with. After my PhD, the study on the forming of European identity undertaken in the Belief in Government program, my project on the learning of politeness financed by the sponsorship of the SEITA, I took part in a research on political representations in a housing estate in the Paris’s suburb with a group of researchers of the Cévipof. The difficulties we have experienced both with the collection and the analyses of interviews have drive us, my colleague Florence Haegel and I, to a study on the “location” of politics in daily life. This give rise to both a journal issue and a research group of young researcher of my former laboratory, dedicated to the study on the way discussions become political. This interest in the process of politicisation of interactions leads now to a project of comparison between French, British and Belgian political verbal interactions, undertaken in collaboration with Liz Frazer (University of Oxford). I have always been interested in methodological questions about in depth interviews and how to analyse them. Florence Haegel and I recently wrote a short manual, in French, about collective interviews. During my four years in Oxford, I was involved in a research on British identity, with qualitative interviews but also, in collaboration with Anthony Heath (University of Oxford), using quantitative data. All the time I have been at the Cévipof, I gave lectures in political sociology (I was for the last three years co-originator of a SOCRATES program of comparative political sociology in Europe). I am currently supervisor of two PhD on political identity. I was founder member of the Revue internationale de politique comparée. Following trade union responsibilities, I have been elected to the Comité national de la recherche scientifique, made up of researchers and lecturers and responsible for the evaluation of the CNRS researchers and laboratories, and of the competitive entrance and promotion examinations (for political science and sociology of work).
At Oxford University, I am now teaching French politics and methodology (interviewing and textual analysis). Publications BOOKS: - With Florence Haegel, L’enquête et ses méthodes : les entretiens collectifs, Nathan, collection 128, juin 2004 - Citoyenneté à la Française, Paris, Presses de Sciences Po, 1997 BOOK OR ISSUE EDITOR : - With Jean-Marie Donegani et Florence Haegel (eds.), Aux frontières des attitudes entre religieux et politique. Hommages offerts à Guy Michelat, Paris, L’Harmattan, 2002. - With Florence Haegel (dir.) : « Repérages du politique. Regards disciplinaires et approches de terrain », EspacesTemps Les Cahiers, n°76/77, automne 2001 ARTICLES IN JOURNALS: - With Géraldine Bozec, « Apprentissage de l’universalisme citoyen. Premiers résultats d’une enquête à l’école primaire » in Revue Internationale d’Education de Sèvres, Dossier « L’élève, futur citoyen », n°44, avril 2007, p.95-104. - « Citoyenneté, nationalité et vote: Une association perturbée » in Pouvoirs, n°120, « Voter », janvier 2007, p.71-80. - With Florence Haegel, « Accepting or Avoiding Conflict in Public Talk”, British Journal of Political Science, vol. 37/1, January 07, 1-22. - “’Des nations à l’Europe’, ‘l’Europe au-delà des nations’ mais aussi ‘l’Europe contre les nations’. Pour une approche dynamique et complexe de l’identification à l’Europe » in C.Franck et S.Boldrini eds, Annales d’Etudes Européennes, vol.8, 2005-06, p.137-152 - With Florence Haegel : « La politisation des discussions, au croisement des logiques de spécialisation et de conflictualisation », Revue Francaise de Science Politique, P. 877-909, décembre 2004 - “French Representations of Citizenship and Immigrants: The Political Dimension of The Civic Link » in Immigrants and Minorities, Volume 22, Numbers 2 & 3, July/November 2003, p. 262-279. Reprinted in Middle East and North African Immigrants in Europe, A. Al-Shahi & R. Lawless eds., Routledge, 2005, p. 164- 181. - With André Paul Frognier : « Sur les dynamiques sociologiques et politiques de l’identification à l’Europe », RFSP, vol. 52(4), Août 2002, p. 355-373. - With Florence Haegel : « Entretiens dans la cité. Ou comment la parole se politise » in « Repérages du politique », op. cit., p. 95-109. - « To Be Somebody, But Somewhere : Ordinary Representations of Citizenship in France » , in The Tocqueville Review, vol.XX n°1, 1999, p.99-118. - « La politesse entre utilité et plaisir. Modes d’apprentissage de la politesse dans la petite enfance. » Esprit n°234, juillet 1997, p. 60-76. - « Entretien non préstructuré, stratégie de recherche et étude des représentations. Ou : Peut-on déjà faire l’économie de l'entretien « non-directif » en sociologie ? » in : Politix, numéro 35 (Entrées en politique), troisième trimestre 1996, p. 189-206 - « Être quelqu’un, mais quelque part », EspacesTemps Le Journal, n°57/58, 3ème trimestre 1995, p. 26- 35. - « Une esquisse d’analyse comparée de la citoyenneté ordinaire », Revue internationale de politique comparée, vol.1(3), décembre 1994, p. 417-439. CHAPTERS IN EDITED VOLUMES: - ‘Waiting for European identity…: Preliminary thoughts about the identification process with Europe’, à paraître in European Identity, Claire Wallace and Kristin Stromsnes eds., Edward Elgar Publishers, Cheltenham, Glos - “Développement de l’analyse secondaire et des méthodes d’analyse qualitative: une chance à saisir?” à paraître in Brugidou M., Dargentas M., Le-Roux D. & Salomon A.C. eds., Analyse secondaire en recherche qualitative : enjeux pour les sciences humaines et sociales, Editions Lavoisier, 2007
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