CEPEL

Emmanuel NEGRIER

Career history

  • Member of CEPEL since its inception; CNRS researcher (1991) then Director of Research (2006)

Degrees

  • Doctor of Political Science

Awards, distinctions, and coordination or participation in research projects

  • Jean Viard Thesis Prize, from the Académie Française – 1989
  • CNRS Bronze Medal – 1999
  • Scientific coordination of BeSpectACTive, an international research/action project within the framework of the European CREATIVE EUROPE program
  • Coordination of FESTUDY, comparative research on festivals in Europe
  • Participation in the Observatory of Political Change (OCP) in partnership with the University of Barcelona (UB) and the ICPS (Barcelona Provincial Council and UAB)
  • Participation in the Mediterranean Cities Research Program, Cities Chair at the École Nationale des Ponts-et-Chaussées (D. Lorrain)
  • Participation in the Global Suburbanism research program, coordinated by York University in Toronto (R. Keil)

Administrative responsibilities, research, and promotion

Director of Pôle Sud, Political Science Journal

  • Thesis supervision
    • Passavant, Lisa, New Sources of Funding for Regional Policies CIFRE Grant, 2012-2015
    • Claire Dedieu, The impact of state reform policies on local government intervention in water resource protection, IRSTEA Grant 2013-2016
    • Kamilia Berkani, University of Evry, joint supervision with Philippe Gumplowicz, on the subject: "Towards cultural mediation of world music; socio-anthropological analysis of music. The reception of world music: issues, methodology, and corpus," 2013-2016.
  • Education
    • Sociology of Art, Professional Master's Degree, Conservation and Management of 20th Century Artworks, Paul Valéry University, Montpellier III

Interactions with the environment

  • Political scientist regularly invited to appear on regional radio and television stations; in the general and specialized print media
  • Regular speaker on the following research topics: territorial reform, cultural policy, regional political life, sociology of culture, festivals

The 5 most representative works

  • The End of National Cultures, Paris: La Découverte (with L. Bonet), 2008, translated into Italian (Armando Editore, 2010) and Turkish (Bilgi University Press, 2015)
  • World music and its audience(s). Marseille: Le Mot et le Reste, 2014
  • Music Festivals: A Changing World, Paris: Editions Michel de Maule 2013, coordinated with Lluis Bonet and Michel Guérin, and simultaneously published in English under the title Music Festivals: A Changing World, by the same publisher.
  • Festival audiences(edited with A. Djakouane and M. Jourda), Paris: Michel de Maule, 2010
  • The Metropolitan QuestionPressesuniversitaires de Grenoble, coll. Symposium, 2005

The 5 most representative articles

  • "Metropolitan solidarity put to the test by politics. A dual comparison between France and Spain," Sociologie et sociétés, vol. xlv, no. 2, fall 2013, pp. 269-292 (with M. Tomas)
  • "Le Pen and the People: Geopolitics of the National Front Vote in Languedoc-Roussillon," Pôle Sud No. 37, pp. 153-164, 2012
  • "Cultural Policies in Spain. Processes and Dialectics," Cultural Trends, Vol. 19, No. 1-2, 2010, pp. 41-52 (with Lluís Bonet)
  • "Cultural Policies: France and Southern Europe," Política y Sociedad vol. 44, no. 3, 2007, pp. 54-70
  • "Political Rescaling and Municipal Cultural Public Policies: A Comparison of France and Québec," International Journal of Urban and Regional Research, Vol. 31, No. 1, 2007, pp. 128-145 (with J.P. Colin and S. Breux)