PRUNELLE AYME

Post-Doc (Sciences Po Grenoble - UGA)

Gouvernance

Contact details

Building : IEP

Office : 147

Prunelle.Ayme@univ-grenoble-alpes.fr

Website :

Laboratoire Pacte

Social networks :

Research topics

Research project

Truedem (Trust in European Democracies)

The Truedem project aims to provide an overview of the evolution and main factors of political trust in Europe.

In particular, I contribute to the empirical qualitative research :

focus groups with citizens, to understand the links between perceptions of the political system and political trust
interviews with policymakers and civil society leaders, who are invited to express their views on the issue of public trust in their country, as well ason their perception of the quality of governance and the effectiveness of institutions.

I am also contributing to a review of scientific studies highlighting the links between democratic innovations and trust in political institutions and support for democratic values.

Scientific disciplines

Political science

Political sociology

Comparative politics

Teaching

2022-2023 - Université Paris Dauphine

Comparative politics (CM, L3)
Introduction to political science (CM, L1)

2022 - Université Rennes 1

Introduction to political Science (TD, L1)
Comparative politics (TD, L2)
International conflicts (TD, L2)
Theories of development (TD, M1)

2017-2020 - Sciences Po Paris

Gender and public policy in the MENA region (séminaire, L2, Menton)
Comparative politics (TD, L2)
Gender in the making (Summer School)
Introduction to social sciences (Summer School)

Curriculum vitae

2023-2025 : postdoctoral researcher, TRUEDEM project, Sciences Po Grenoble

2022-2023 : Teaching fellow, Université Paris Dauphine-PSL

2022 : Teaching fellow, Université Rennes 1

2017-2022 PhD in political science, Sciences Po - CERI.

Dissertation : « Governing with women, governing women in AKP's Turkey: social provision in Gaziantep". Supervisor: Élise Massicard.

2018 : Erasmus. Galatasaray University, Istanbul.

2015-2017 : Master in comparative politics. Sciences Po, School of research.

MA Thesis : "Women's conservative activism and inclusion to the political sphere : the AKP's women's branches in Turkey".

2013-2014 : Erasmus Boğaziçi University, Istanbul, Turquie.

2012-2015 : Sciences Po Bordeaux.

Publications

« Quitter le parti pour mieux le servir : trajectoires de reconversion des militantes de l’AKP et partisanisation du secteur de l’aide sociale », Politix, 138, 2023, pp. 183-204.
« Housewives and entrepreneurs: local coalitions of power and the political construction of women’s entrepreneurship in Turkey”, Social politics. International Studies in Gender, State and Society, no. 29, vol. 3, 2022, pp. 856–879
« Entre contraintes et subjectivation politique : le militantisme féminin au Parti de la justice et du développement en Turquie », Critique internationale, no. 88, vol. 3, 2020, pp. 111-130.
« “Nous construisons des ponts” : des femmes intermédiaires du gouvernement local sous l’AKP en Turquie », dans Benjamin Gourisse et Işıl Erdinç (dir.), La domination politique en Turquie. Une analyse relationnelle. Paris : Karthala, collection Meydan, 2022, pp. 169-190.
« Genre et gouvernement du social : les femmes intermédiaires dans la Turquie de l’AKP », dans Lorenzo Barrault-Stella et Sébastien Michon (dir.), Les intermédiaires politiques, Peter Lang, 2023.
À paraître en 2024. L’enquête en danger. Vers un nouveau régime de surveillance dans les sciences sociales, Philippe Aldrin, Pierre Fournier, Vincent Geisser, Yves Mirman (dir.), Armand Colin, revue Agora débats/jeunesses.
À paraître en 2024. Coordination du dossier « L’expérience de l’État : une approche intersectionnelle », Les Cahiers du genre, avec Thomas Douniès et Gwenaëlle Perrier.

Présentation

I hold a PhD in political science (Sciences Po - CERI), through which I initially specialized in the political sociology of contemporary Turkey. My research focuses on the sociology of public policy from a gender perspective and on the transformations of political domination in Turkey under the AKP. My thesis explores women's participation in welfare provision and their role in AKP's local government.

More generally, I am interested in the links between public policies and political behaviors, and in the nature of relations between citizens and the state, in a comparative approach.

I am currently contributing to the European TRUEDEM project (Sciences Po Grenoble/Pacte), which focuses on political trust in twelve European countries, where I'm exploring the relationships between citizens, political elites and institutions.