Decentering Comparative Analysis in a Globalizing World

By Edited by Olivier Giraud

Decentering Comparative Analysis in a Globalizing World aims to go beyond the traditional criticism in comparative analysis. It wants to shed new light on the question of comparing as a form of categorizing. In this perspective, three relevant dimensions to question the naturalized categories of comparison are mobilized: ethnocentrism, the nation, and academic disciplines. Based on original empirical work, the volume proposes to use comparative categories by mixing and shifting the analytical perspectives. It brings together contributions that come to terms with the historicity of the comparative method in the social sciences. It eventually deals with the key issue of comparability of various cases, in the enlarged context of a globalizing world.

Contributors are: Anna Amelina, Camille Boullier, Catherine Cavalin, Serge Ebersold, Andreas Eckert, Mouhamedoune Abdoulaye Fall, Isabel Georges, Olivier Giraud, A ssa Kadri, Wiebke Keim, Michel Lallement, Marie Mercat-Bruns, Luis Felipe Murillo, Kiran Klaus Patel, L a Renard, Ferruccio Ricciardi, Paul-Andr Rosental, Pablo Salazar-Jaramillo, St phanie Tawa-Lama, Nikola Tietze, Tania Toffanin, Michel Vincent and B n dicte Zimmermann.

• Format: Hardcover
• Language: English
• ISBN: 9004466584
• ISBN13: 9789004466586
• Release Date: October 2021
• Publisher: Brill
• Length: 510 Pages
• Weight: 1.99 lbs.
• Dimensions: 1.1" x 6.1" x 9.2"