Participatory Researchers and Actors: Dangerous Liaisons or Productive Collaborations?

No 16, 2016/3 - pages

Pages 5 to 17

Introduction

By Loïc Blondiaux, Jean-Michel Fourniau, Clément Mabi

Pages 19 to 43

The Uses of Reflexivity in the Participatory Enterprise. An Identity Issue with Practical, Theoretical and Market-Oriented Implications

By Judith Ferrando y Puig, Guillaume Petit

Pages 45 to 65

The “Methodologists” of Deliberative Democracy: Between Citizen Activism and Scientific Research in the G1000 and G100

By Vincent Jacquet, Min Reuchamps

Pages 67 to 88

A Participatory Methodology: Multiple Negotiations and Reconfigurations of Relations between Partners. Participatory Mapping in the Marquesas Archipelago

By Frédérique Chlous

Pages 89 to 112

Observing City-Making in Brussels: A Detour via Participation

By Ludivine Damay, Florence Delmotte

Pages 113 to 135

The Hybridization between Research and Practice: A Condition for Advancing the Consultation Practices of a Large Contracting Authority

By Étienne Ballan, Jean-Marc Dziedzicki

Pages 137 to 166

Participatory Devices and Power Asymmetries: Explaining and Questioning Positionings

By Cécile Barnaud, Patrick d’Aquino, William’s Daré, Raphaël Mathevet

Pages 167 to 193

A Deliberate Common Sense. Revisiting a Participation in the Drafting Process of an ESEC Note on Consultation

By Mathieu Brugidou, Arthur Jobert

Pages 195 to 222

Expertise as a Political Activity. The Case of French Think Tank, Terra Nova

By Camilo Argibay

Pages 223 to 248

“Negotiating in order to Fight Better”: Defining Public Problems and Mobilization Strategies in Guadeloupe in 2009

Pages 249 to 265

When Critical Sociology Becomes a Distorted Mirror

By Luigi Bobbio, Antonio Floridia

Pages 267 to 283

Understanding Why Citizens Turn Away from Both Elections and Public Participation: A Forthcoming Research Agenda?

By Jessica Sainty