R. A. W. Rhodes
Roderick Arthur William Rhodes (né le 15 août 1944)[1], souvent cité sous le nom de R. A. W. Rhodes, est un professeur de sciences politiques britannique.
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Rod Rhodes est professeur de gouvernement à l'Université de Southampton (Royaume-Uni) et directeur du Centre d'ethnographie politique. Il est également professeur émérite de politique à l'Université de Newcastle (Royaume-Uni). Auparavant, il a été professeur de gouvernement à l'Université Griffith (2012-2015) ; directeur du « Programme Whitehall » du Conseil de recherche économique et sociale du Royaume-Uni (1994-1999) ; professeur distingué de sciences politiques à l'Université nationale australienne (2006-2011) ; et directeur de l'École de recherche en sciences sociales de l'Université nationale australienne (2007-8). Il est vice-président à vie et ancien président de la Political Studies Association du Royaume-Uni ; membre de l'Académie des sciences sociales d'Australie ; et l'Académie des sciences sociales (Royaume-Uni). Il a également été membre de la Royal Society of Arts, rédacteur en chef de la revue Public Administration : an international quarterly entre 1986 et 2011, et trésorier de l'Australian Political Studies Association, 2004-2011.
Ses principaux livres sont:
- Rhodes, R. A. W. (2003) [1988]. Beyond Westminster and Whitehall: the sub-central governments of Britain, Winchester, Massachusetts, USA: Unwin Hyman Allen & Unwin.
- Rhodes, R. A. W.; Marsh, David (1992). Policy networks in British government. Oxford: Clarendon Press, Oxford University Press, 1992.
- Rhodes, R. A. W.; Dunleavy, Patrick (1995). Prime minister, cabinet, and core executive. New York: St. Martin's Press.
- Rhodes, R. A. W. (1997). Understanding governance: policy networks, governance, reflexivity, and accountability. Buckingham Philadelphia: Open University Press.
- Rhodes, R. A. W.; Bevir, Mark (2003). Interpreting British governance. London New York: Routledge.
- Rhodes, R. A. W.; Bevir, Mark (2010). The state as cultural practice. Oxford: Oxford University Press.
- Rhodes, R, A, W. (2011). Everyday Life in British Government. Oxford: Oxford University Press.
- Rhodes, R. A. W. & D. Grube and P. Weller (2021). Comparing Cabinets. Oxford: Oxford University Press.
Il a reçu plusieurs distinctions:
- 2012 International Research Association for Public Management and Routledge Prize for Outstanding Contribution to Public Management Research.
- 2014 Special Recognition Award by the Political Studies Association of the United Kingdom.
- 2015 Lifetime Achievement Award by the European Consortium for Political Research (ECPR)
Son travail a été discuté au Royaume-Uni et au-delà:
- Turnbull, N. (Ed.), Interpreting Governance, High Politics and Public Policy. (Abingdon, Oxon: Routledge 2016).
- ‘Interpreting British Governance’, British Journal of Politics and International Relations 6 (2) 2004: 130–36, and ‘Interpretation as Method, Explanation and Critique’, British Journal of Politics and International Relations, 6 (2) 2004: 156–64 in Finlayson, A.,(Ed.) 'The Interpretive Approach to Political Science: A Symposium', British Journal of Politics & International Relations, 6 (2): 129–64.
- Disaggregating ‘Structures as an Agenda for Critical Realism’ British Politics, 1 (3) 2006: 397–403. A reply to McAnulla, S. (2000a) 'Challenging the New Interpretivist Approach: Towards a Critical Realist Alternative', British Politics, 1 (1), 113–38; and McAnulla, S. (2006b) 'Critical Realism, Social Structure and Political Analysis: A Reply to Bevir and Rhodes', British Politics 1 (3), 404-12
- 'Stairways to Heaven’, Australian Journal of Public Administration 67 (3) 2008: 267–70. A reply to Alford, J. (2008), The Limits to Traditional Public Administration, or Rescuing Public Value from Misrepresentation. Australian Journal of Public Administration 67 (3): 357–366.
- ‘The Differentiated Polity as Narrative’, British Journal of Politics and International Relations 10 (4) 2008: 729–734. A reply to Marsh, D. (2008) 'Understanding British Government: Analysing Competing Models', British Journal of Politics & International Relations 10 (2): 251–68. Également: Marsh, D. (2008), What is at Stake? A Response to Bevir and Rhodes. British Journal of Politics & International Relations, 10 (4): 735–739.
- ‘Politics as Cultural Practice’ Political Studies Review 6 (2): 170–77. 2008, in a ‘Symposium on “Governance Stories” and “Interpreting British Governance” by Mark Bevir and R. A. W. Rhodes’ and replying to Smith, M. (2008) 'Re-centring British Government: Beliefs, Traditions and Dilemmas in Political Science', Political Studies Review, 6 (2): 143–54; and Glynos, J. and Howarth, D. (2008), Structure, Agency and Power in Political Analysis: Beyond Contextualised Self-Interpretations, Political Studies Review 6 (2): 155–169.
- ‘Interpretivism and the Analysis of Traditions and Practices’, Critical Policy Studies 6 (2) 2012: 201–208. A reply to Wagenaar, H. ‘Dwellers on the threshold of practice: the interpretivism of Bevir and Rhodes’, Critical Policy Studies 6 (1) 2012: 85–99.
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