https://ceim.uqam.ca/ Le CEIM réunit des chercheurs de réputation internationale spécialistes de l'économie politique des processus d'intégration et de mondialisation. Les thèmes les plus importants développés au CEIM sont : le régionalisme, les institutions économiques internationales, le commerce et l'investissement, le lien commerce-travail, la concurrence, les transformations du secteur des communications, les dimensions sociales et culturelles de la mondialisation. fr SPIP - www.spip.net https://ceim.uqam.ca/IMG/siteon0.png https://ceim.uqam.ca 179 164 https://ceim.uqam.ca/db/spip.php?page=article-ceim&id_article=8010 https://ceim.uqam.ca/db/spip.php?page=article-ceim&id_article=8010 2012-11-05T09:39:05Z text/html fr <span class="vcard author"><a itemprop="author" class="url fn spip_in" href="https://ceim.uqam.ca/db/spip.php?page=auteur-ceim&id_auteur=1111">Alex Payette</a></span> Articles scientifiques Chine <p>Monde chinois, nouvelle Asie, n° 29, printemps 2012</p> - <a href="https://ceim.uqam.ca/db/spip.php?rubrique141" rel="directory">Observatoire de l'Asie de l'Est (OAE)</a> / <a href="https://ceim.uqam.ca/db/spip.php?page=mot-ceim&id_mot=18" rel="tag">Articles scientifiques</a>, <a href="https://ceim.uqam.ca/db/spip.php?page=mot-ceim&id_mot=253" rel="tag">Chine</a> <div class='rss_texte'><p>Monde chinois, nouvelle Asie, n° 29, printemps 2012</p></div> https://ceim.uqam.ca/db/spip.php?page=article-ceim&id_article=8009 https://ceim.uqam.ca/db/spip.php?page=article-ceim&id_article=8009 2012-11-05T09:29:48Z text/html fr <span class="vcard author"><a itemprop="author" class="url fn spip_in" href="https://ceim.uqam.ca/db/spip.php?page=auteur-ceim&id_auteur=1111">Alex Payette</a></span> Articles scientifiques Chine <p>Monde chinois, Printemps 2010, n° 21</p> - <a href="https://ceim.uqam.ca/db/spip.php?rubrique141" rel="directory">Observatoire de l'Asie de l'Est (OAE)</a> / <a href="https://ceim.uqam.ca/db/spip.php?page=mot-ceim&id_mot=18" rel="tag">Articles scientifiques</a>, <a href="https://ceim.uqam.ca/db/spip.php?page=mot-ceim&id_mot=253" rel="tag">Chine</a> <div class='rss_texte'><p>Monde chinois, Printemps 2010, n° 21</p></div> https://ceim.uqam.ca/db/spip.php?page=article-ceim&id_article=8008 https://ceim.uqam.ca/db/spip.php?page=article-ceim&id_article=8008 2012-11-05T09:20:36Z text/html en <span class="vcard author"><a itemprop="author" class="url fn spip_in" href="https://ceim.uqam.ca/db/spip.php?page=auteur-ceim&id_auteur=1111">Alex Payette</a></span> Scientific Articles English Chine <p>KEYWORDS: Chinese policymaking; fragmented authoritarianism; Chinese<br class='autobr' /> bureaucratic politics; collusive behavior; Chinese energy policy.</p> - <a href="https://ceim.uqam.ca/db/spip.php?rubrique141" rel="directory">Observatoire de l'Asie de l'Est (OAE)</a> / <a href="https://ceim.uqam.ca/db/spip.php?page=mot-ceim&id_mot=18" rel="tag">Scientific Articles</a>, <a href="https://ceim.uqam.ca/db/spip.php?page=mot-ceim&id_mot=202" rel="tag">English</a>, <a href="https://ceim.uqam.ca/db/spip.php?page=mot-ceim&id_mot=253" rel="tag">Chine</a> <div class='rss_chapo'><p>Drawing upon the framework of "fragmented authoritarianism," this<br class='autobr' /> article attempts to formalize existing bureaucratic behaviors in the Chinese political apparatus through the inclusion of the logic of "collusive behavior" amongst the various bureaucratic levels. Policy crafting is posited as a more comprehensive notion to describe Chinese energy policymaking. Additionally, policy crafting addresses center-local internal dynamics from a new angle to better grasp the domestic conditions under which energy policy is "crafted" and implemented throughout China's bureaucratic apparatus. The main contributions of this article are theoretical and analytical. It begins by defining policy crafting and noting the explicative limits of the existing approaches to China's "informal" bureaucratic politics. The article then develops a theoretical reappraisal of the fragmented authoritarianism model in order to push it forward and supplement it with "collusive behavior" to form a new analytical tool. It concludes with a description of the policy elaboration process, which encompasses the translation, drafting, and formulation of China's energy policy. In addressing how energy policy is "made" in China, the article supplements current approaches to Chinese policymaking by elucidating the complexity of the policy elaboration process; that is, from its extensive bargaining and consensus-building dynamics to its inherent incremental nature and bureaucratic resistance.</p></div> <div class='rss_texte'><p>Issues & Studies© 47, no. 3 (September 2011): 141-175.</p></div>