Revolving doors

Revolving doors
No 146, 2024/2 - pages
Pages 3 to 4

Editorial

Pages 7 to 32

Towards a political sociology of revolving doors. From the origins of the phenomenon to the implications for public action

By Sébastien Michon, Cécile Robert
Pages 33 to 62

Lobbyist once, lobbyist for life? Frequency and intensity of circulation in the field of power since 2017

By Guillaume Courty
Pages 63 to 82

When the private sector “makes” senior civil servants.The political-institutional construction of a porous boundary between “public” and “private” sectors in Peru

By Arthur Morenas
Pages 83 to 105

Revolving-doors from the public sphere to lobbying. Public-private circulations in Poland and the Czech Republic (2000-2023)

By Jana Vargovčíková
Pages 107 to 129

When revolving doors stalls EU reform of financial transactions transparency

By Yiorgos Vassalos
Pages 131 to 166

From the European Parliament to interest representation: Limited public-private circulation, but low-key cooperation

By Willy Beauvallet, Sébastien Michon, Cécile Robert, translated and edited by Cadenza Academic Translations, translator: Robert Arnott, editor: Hayley Wood, senior editor: Mark Mellor
Pages 167 to 187

Border guards or smugglers? Ethics officers in the management of the public/private divide

By Lola Avril
Pages 191 to 217

Being the Union. A European team at the heart of the Greek crisis

By Marylou Hamm
Pages 219 to 243

Regulating imbalances: spatialized prison policing and pragmatic racialization of the prison order

By Manon Veaudor
Pages 247 to 251

Lucie Bargel, Dans l’écheveau de la frontière: alignements, réalignements des attachements politiques dans la Roya (XIXe–XXIe siècles), Karthala, “Questions transnationales” collection, 2023, 404 pages

By reviewed by Eleonora Elguezabal, translated and edited by Cadenza Academic Translations, translator: Jenny Steel, editor: Sophie Borresen, senior editor: Mark Mellor