L’ethnomusicologie française et le folk revival américain by Roger Mason

“…Finally, it discusses the consequences of this mission in France, with the organization of a tour by the Balfa Brothers that contributed to greater recognition of traditional Cajun music in academic circles and to a lasting popularization of the styles and repertoires.…”
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Tales of Their Times by Rósa Þorsteinsdóttir

“…This is achieved by looking into the tales of a woman storyteller in the nineteenth century when organized collecting began in Iceland, and three storytellers‘ repertoires from the twentieth century, when fairytales still belonged to the living oral tradition were tape-recorded. …”
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L’indépendantisme catalan : de la marginalité au mouvement social de masse by Mathieu Petithomme

“…It also shows how the pro-independence camp, beyond classical political organizations, mainly constitutes a powerful social movement mobilizing a narrative, causal stories, as well as logics of mobilization, an activist network of actors and a variety of « collective action repertoires ». Thus, the article invites to think of political change dynamics in Catalonia through the lens of social evolutions. …”
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British Environmentalism: A Party in Movement? by Brendan Prendiville

“…What came to be called environmentalism in the late 20th century went well beyond this environmental protectionism, be it in terms of discourse or action repertoires. Beginning in the 1970s, environmentalism became a mass movement with its own political party (The Green Party), its pressure groups (Friends of the Earth, Greenpeace), its think-tanks (Green Alliance, New Economics Foundation) and its direct activism (Earth First !). …”
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Prendre en charge les inégalités environnementales by Nathalie Blanc, Caroline Gallez, Éléonore Genest, Diego Antolinos-Basso, Jean chiche, Hugo Rochard

“…The common denominator of these associations is about addressing environmental and social issues through their repertoires of action: the spectrum extends from the neighborhood recycling center to the solidarity grocery store, including the shared garden involved in popular education. …”
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Geographies of Violence and Experiences of Re-Existence. The Case of Buenaventura, Colombia, 2005-2015 by Jefferson Jaramillo Marín, Érika Parrado Pardo, Wooldy Edson Louidor

“…This research proposes a reading of the context of Buenaventura as a paradoxical territory where armed orders and social and economic regimes of violence are interwoven, which are challenged and reinvented by practices of re-existence through political, creative and everyday daily repertoires.…”
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« Going limp » : Usages et mises en scène de la vulnérabilité comme stratégie militante lors d’actions désobéissantes aux États-Unis by Charlotte Thomas Hébert

“…Going limp allows us to rethink and go beyond the labels that define resistance as “active” and “passive” and tend to obscure how complex action repertoires are, especially when used by so-called minorities. …”
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Exploring Engagement Repetoires in Social Media: the Museum Perspective by Linda Lotina, Krista Lepik

“…The results of the paper are applicable when considering diverse repertoires for modes of engagement with the museum’s audiences on social media, as well as when engaging with them on-site. …”
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Militanza e creatività nella pluralità dei borderscapes. Produzione estetica di frontiera tra il Mediterraneo e il nord del Messico by Andrea Buchetti

“…Is it possible to identify third spaces of creativity that share symbols and identity repertoires between the local and the global? By attributing to aesthetics varying degrees of agency, drawing on navigations in the Sicilian Channel with the Ermenautica project, I analyze how interventions and ideologies emerge with extreme similarity between the Mediterranean Sea and the U.S.…”
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L’apport de la sculpture à la compréhension des fonctions liturgiques by Pascale Chevalier

“…The combinations of decorations featured elements of repertoires with characteristic layouts. Chasing, engraving, champlevé, bas-relief and openwork spread over the limits of the choir, reinforcing the significance of the sacrificial altar, the seat of the celebrant and the dais from which the Word resounded. …”
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Between revolution and human rights: the testimonies of Brazilian exiles at the Russell Tribunal II by Felipe Magaldi, Cynthia Sarti

“…The public expression of suffering is highlighted as a main vector of transformation in the repertoires of political action at the time, situated at the intersection between the ideals of the revolutionary left and those of human rights. …”
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Internal Extensions: A Case for The Reassessment of the Architectural Phenomenon of Greenhouse by Ognjen Šukalo, Maja Milić Aleksić, Slobodan Peulić

“…Glasshouses, greenhouses, conservatories and orangeries – all types of buildings intended specifically for plant cultivation – represent a relatively recent addition to the histories and repertoires of horticulture, agriculture and architecture. …”
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Relations entre associations féminines palestiniennes des deux côtés de la Ligne verte by Elisabeth Marteu

“…Similarly, the deterioration of the humanitarian situation in the Palestinian Territories influences the localization of civil organizations’ repertoires of action. Thus, even though some Arab nationalist and Islamic movements stand up for a Palestinian transborder mobilization, realities and local priorities still contain any substantial achievement.…”
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Significados permanentes e mutantes: sociabilidades e significações no cotidiano de um café by Letícia Dias Fantinel, Neusa Rolita Cavedon, Tânia Maria Diederichs Fischer

“…The categorization and analysis of the data allowed us to identify repertoires of meanings that emerged from the field, which highlight the complexity inherent in the management of organizations whose core business is sociability. …”
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Le revivaliste et ses sources by Cyril Isnart, Pierre Carouge, Jérôme Casalonga, Olivier Durif, Manu Théron

“…The strange sharing of ethnography between professional ethnologists in France and revivalists embarking on the adventure of musical collecting cannot be reduced to an opposition between the ethnography of peasant cultures legitimized by institutions and an artistic activism based on repertoires deemed disqualified by its promoters. On the contrary, by postulating that revivalism has constructed an ethnography, or rather ethnographies, that are plural and experimental, collaborative and autonomous, collective and individual, we can see the singular paths that musicians, enamored of other aesthetics and driven by political passions, have taken in France. …”
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Mobiliser la langue pour faire entendre la périphérie : étude comparée des mouvements nationalitaires bretons et sorabes au prisme de leurs revendications linguistiques by Jeanne Toutous

“…While activists of the Breton language (in Brittany) and the Upper Sorbian language (in Lusatia) tend to invest the regional territory and community institutions in the name of regional society as a whole, activists of the Breton (Brittany) and Lower Sorbian languages try to distance themselves from the instituting nationalist narratives by relying on diffuse and unstable repertoires of action, bearing witness to a process of double minoritarisation.…”
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Looking Hip on the Square: Jazz, Cover Art, and the Rise of Creativity by Johannes Voelz

“…In the jazz art world, the article suggests, sound becomes intermedially embedded in visual culture and textual repertoires. The essay also follows German sociologist Andreas Reckwitz, whose history of creativity allows for interpreting the impact of the jazz art world as a chapter in the rise of a creativity dispositif. …”
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Les territoires de marge de la Syrie mandataire : le mouvement autonomiste de la Haute Jazîra, paradoxes et ambiguïtés d’une intégration « nationale » inachevée (1936-1939)... by Jordi Tejel Gorgas

“…On one hand, urban actors in Upper Jazira reproduced to a certain extent the same “repertoires of action” than in other Syrian cities. …”
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The dynamics and longevity of circulating CD4+ memory T cells depend on cell age and not the chronological age of the host. by M Elise Bullock, Thea Hogan, Cayman Williams, Sinead Morris, Maria Nowicka, Minahil Sharjeel, Christiaan van Dorp, Andrew J Yates, Benedict Seddon

“…This behaviour may limit memory CD4 T cell diversity by skewing TCR repertoires towards clones generated early in life, but may also compensate for functional defects in new memory cells generated in old age.…”
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Le sol : enquête sur les mécanismes de (non) émergence d’un problème public environnemental by Juliette Fournil, Juliette Kon Kam King , Céline Granjou, Lauric Cécillon

“…Instead, we need to unpack how soil has been set onto political agenda as an environmental issue, and to analyze the specific repertoires and language in which soil conservation is articulated. …”
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