In: Bulletin VALS-ASLA, 2020, vol. Spécial, p. 1-13
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In: Langages, 2018, vol. 211, no. 3, p. 97-109
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In: L'altérité dans la société : migration, ethnicité, Etat, 1996, p. 75-92
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(Travail de recherche réalisé dans le cadre du Master of Science HES-SO en Sciences de l'information à la Haute école de gestion de Genève (HEG-GE), Filière Information documentaire, 2020)
Si certains parlent encore de l’Open Access comme d’une problématique nouvelle, le mouvement se trouve déjà à l’âge adulte, quoique ne pouvant encore être qualifié de parfaitement mature. Nous pouvons situer sa naissance dans les années 1990 déjà, avec l’essor du web. C’est toutefois au début des années 2000 que sont rédigés ses textes fondateurs à l’instar de la...
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In: ASYL (Revue Suisse pour la Pratique et le Droit d’Asile) – Schweizerische Zeitschrift für Asylrecht und -Praxis, 2015, vol. 3, p. 10-12
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In: Comparative European Politics, 2013, vol. 11, p. 671.695
Migration policy regimes are mainly analysed from an international comparative perspective, whereas subnational policy variations, although they are particularly pronounced in federal states, remain largely neglected. By transferring an international concept of integration policy to Switzerland’s cantonal level, we show that cantonal variations of integration policy are not only considerable...
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In: Rationality and Society, 2014, vol. 26, no. 2, p. 208-235
This paper evaluates whether volunteering is imbued with altruistic or strategic reciprocity. Although scholars have intensively studied the motivations and social norms to volunteer, to date there is no agreement why human beings perform activities in which time is freely given up in order to benefit another person, group or organization. We argue that attitudes towards reciprocity and...
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In: Culture & Psychology, 2019, p. 1-22
Drawing on historical, theoretical and cultural knowledge, this introduction explains and justifies the importance of generalisation from dialogical single case studies. We clarify the meaning of dialogism and dialogicality, differentiate between single case studies and dialogical single case studies, identify the dynamic and ethical features of dialogical single case studies, and articulate the...
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In: Synthese, 2019, p. 1-24
A basic intuition we have regarding the nature of time is that the future is open whereas the past is fixed. For example, whereas we think that there are things we can do to affect how the future will unfold (e.g. acting in an environmentally responsible manner), we think that there are not things we can do to affect how the past unfolded (“what is done is done”). However, although this...
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In: Agir et penser. Avec Anne-Nelly Perret-Clermont, 2019, p. 127-145
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