L’apport de ‘l’enquête pragmatique’ à l’anthropologie du Maghreb. A propos d’une recherche comparative sur le sens de la justice en Tunisie et en France

in BOUKRAA, BEN SALEM et KERROU, Ridha, Lilia et Mohamed (Ed.) Terrains et savoirs actuels de l’anthropologie (2007)

Arrangement au présent, compromis au futur. Les ‘cadres de l’expérience’ d’un groupe de jeunes garçons dans le contexte tunisien

in BREVIGLIERI et CICCHELLI, Marc et Vincenzo (Ed.) Adolescences méditerranéennes. L’espace public à petits pas (2007)

Compromis, pluralisme et régulation (chapitre introductif)

in Nachi, Mohamed (Ed.) Eloge du compromis. Pour une nouvelle pratique démocratique (2006)

Justice et compromis. Eléments de sociologie morale et politique

Book published by Les Editions de l’Université de Liège (2006)

Esquisse d’une théorie du compromis

in Nachi, Mohamed (Ed.) Eloge du compromis. Pour une nouvelle pratique démocratique (2006)

The Person and Justice in Tunisian Souq: A Reflection upon the Linkages Between Justice, Impartiality and Respect for the Person

in DUPRET, Baudouin (Ed.) Standing Trial. Law and the Person in the Modern Middle East (2004)

Le compromis, rationalité et valeur. Esquisse d’une approche sociologique

in Social Science Information/Information sur les sciences sociales (2004), 43(2), 307-330

The authors propose a reflection on the status of compromise in European sociological tradition, and more particularly in two classical authors, Durkheim and Weber, as well as in several contemporary ... [more ▼]

The authors propose a reflection on the status of compromise in European sociological tradition, and more particularly in two classical authors, Durkheim and Weber, as well as in several contemporary authors who follow in Weber’s footsteps. After having noted the absence of any reference to the idea of compromise in Durkheim’s work, they posit that it is nevertheless possible to detect the presence of compromise as an implicit category in Weber’s writings, notably through his distinction between different ethics. While it is explicitly present in the contemporary authors examined, the concept is related to the different proceduralization theories found in Habermas, Crozier, Sainsaulieu and Reynaud. [less ▲]

Flexibility and Security : What forms of Political Regulation ?

in Transfer. European Review of Labour and Research (2004), 10(2), 300-318

The article examines the strengths and weaknesses of the concept of ‘flexicurity’, calling into question the tendency of the contemporary cultural imagination to regard flexibility as a framework for the ... [more ▼]

The article examines the strengths and weaknesses of the concept of ‘flexicurity’, calling into question the tendency of the contemporary cultural imagination to regard flexibility as a framework for the expression of individual freedom. It then describes a range of possible policy options, in relation to the market, in the perspective of combining flexibility of labour and security of persons. Tree major options emerge: the ‘procedural’, the ‘neo-substantive’ and the ‘partnership’ options. As a conclusion, this article comes out in favour of different policy which would alter the framework for public intervention. It specially underlines the need for a ‘flexible’ and ‘decentred’ Welfare State, capable of supporting and encompassing forms of regulation emanating from civil society, in particular – but not exclusively – from the social partners. [less ▲]

The Articulation of “I”, “We” and the “Person”. Elements for an Anthropological Approach within Western and Islamic Contexts

in DUPRET, Baudouin (Ed.) Standing Trial. Law and the Person in the Modern Middle East (2004)

Ethique de la promesse. L’agir responsable

Book published by Presses Universitaires de France (2003)