Citizens’ committees: A lot of fuss about nothing?

Citizens’ committees: A lot of fuss about nothing?
No 24, 2019/2 - pages
Pages 5 to 25

Citizens’ committees: A lot of fuss about nothing?

By Jeanne Demoulin, Marie-Hélène Bacqué
Pages 27 to 55

The “Conseil citoyen” and urban project in Romainville: The conditions of co-construction

By Léa Billen
Pages 57 to 81

From the expression of points of view to the co-construction of projects, the work of the citizens’ councils in Saint-Denis

By Christine Bellavoine, Elsa Blondel
Pages 83 to 109

Are “Conseils citoyens” unsuitable for youth participation? Three case studies in working classes districts in the peripheries of Lyon

By Alice Daquin, Marine Huet, Julien Lebian, Emmanuel Martinais, Camille Martinez
Pages 111 to 137

Becoming someone.” The (re)valorization of social identity through the symbolic benefits of participatory commitment

By Yannick Gauthier
Pages 139 to 166

Becoming a member of the “Conseil citoyen”. The adoption of roles in a “Conseil citoyen” in Paris

By Guillaume Petit, Mario Bilella, William Arhip-Paterson
Pages 167 to 194

The construction of “Conseils citoyens” in Amiens and Lille: The random and compulsory nature of audience-building

By Myriam Bachir, Rémi Lefebvre
Pages 195 to 216

A state-funded counter-power? The Tables de Quartier, an experiment between institutional project and social movement

By Jérémy Louis
Pages 217 to 239

Evaluating “Conseils citoyens”: Why? How? With what results?

By Bénédicte Madelin, interview conducted by Jeanne Demoulin, and Marie-Hélène Bacqué
Pages 241 to 249

Governing the ungovernable

By Michel Kokoreff