A political and comparative ethnography of emotions

A political and comparative ethnography of emotions
Vol. 25, 2018/3 - pages
Pages 7 to 25

The comparative ethnography of emotions for the study of political processes

By Stéphanie Dechezelles, Christophe Traïni
Pages 27 to 49

Between staging emotions and avoiding conflict. The logics of decision-making in Tehran’s neighbourhood councils

By Sahar Aurore Saeidnia
Pages 51 to 70

Producing compassion. Supporting survivors of domestic violence in France and in the USA

By Pauline Delage
Pages 71 to 97

From victims of Distilbène to victims of pesticides: A comparative ethnography of emotions

By Coline Salaris
Pages 99 to 121

Observing emotions in order to understand politicization. Revisiting an ethnographic study in Bosnia and Herzegovina

By Cécile Jouhanneau
Pages 123 to 149

A comparative ethnography of emotional risk at work: A political blind spot

By Thomas Bonnet
Pages 151 to 164

An interview with Arlie Russel Hochschild

By interview conducted by Martina Avanza
Pages 165 to 178

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