Power, secret regulation and the public domain. The case of journalists and magistrates. There has always been much argument about the power of the press and that of the judiciary, generally focusing on the question of secrecy. The article analyses journalists' criticism of a decree issued by the French Court of Cassation and propositions made by the Senate Committee of Bills : it is an attempt at rationalising power relations that can be translated in terms of «faire faire » (i.e. to get done). This approach shows that the conflict does not really oppose the two institutions, but rather the two overlapping professional fields. Thus, this analysis deals with the supremacy of either professional organisations and shows the dynamic interacti...
La prolifération et la modernisation des moyens de communication par voie écrite ou audiovisuelle, o...
The 1881 press law sanctions a moral pact between the press and the French republic under which the ...
This article shows that no social situation of deviance has natural “properties”, even when it conce...
THE PRESS AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE : A STUDY IN IDEOLOGICAL REPORTING, by PIERRE LASCOUMES and GHISLAINE...
En France, depuis plus d’une soixantaine d’années, la médiatisation des affaires pénales s’est nette...
Judicial Practice as the Wager of Power between Justice and Media. In this article, an analysis is ...
Political Scandals and the Changing Relations between Judges and Political Actors. This study analy...
The Journaliste, an exceptlonal ethic ? Cyril Lemieux. [7-30]. This article analyses the ambiguity ...
International audienceThis paper aims to discuss the interactions between two concomitant phenomena ...
Th pretrial process suffers from a blatant imbalance due to a dissemination of coercicion towards th...
International audienceThe ethics of publicity in social sciences may highlight the dark part of parl...
Early, in France, jurists were majoritly employed by public offices because of their ability to legi...
Debate on journalistic deontology was reopened in the last decade. In order to understand it we need...
La liberté de la presse et le secret de l’instruction pénale constituent des principes majeurs de no...
La prolifération et la modernisation des moyens de communication par voie écrite ou audiovisuelle, o...
The 1881 press law sanctions a moral pact between the press and the French republic under which the ...
This article shows that no social situation of deviance has natural “properties”, even when it conce...
THE PRESS AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE : A STUDY IN IDEOLOGICAL REPORTING, by PIERRE LASCOUMES and GHISLAINE...
En France, depuis plus d’une soixantaine d’années, la médiatisation des affaires pénales s’est nette...
Judicial Practice as the Wager of Power between Justice and Media. In this article, an analysis is ...
Political Scandals and the Changing Relations between Judges and Political Actors. This study analy...
The Journaliste, an exceptlonal ethic ? Cyril Lemieux. [7-30]. This article analyses the ambiguity ...
International audienceThis paper aims to discuss the interactions between two concomitant phenomena ...
Th pretrial process suffers from a blatant imbalance due to a dissemination of coercicion towards th...
International audienceThe ethics of publicity in social sciences may highlight the dark part of parl...
Early, in France, jurists were majoritly employed by public offices because of their ability to legi...
Debate on journalistic deontology was reopened in the last decade. In order to understand it we need...
La liberté de la presse et le secret de l’instruction pénale constituent des principes majeurs de no...
La prolifération et la modernisation des moyens de communication par voie écrite ou audiovisuelle, o...
The 1881 press law sanctions a moral pact between the press and the French republic under which the ...
This article shows that no social situation of deviance has natural “properties”, even when it conce...