Une nouvelle école en science administrative: la policy science
In: International review of administrative sciences: an international journal of comparative public administration, Band 41, Heft 3, S. 281-287
ISSN: 0020-8523
In: International review of administrative sciences: an international journal of comparative public administration, Band 41, Heft 3, S. 281-287
ISSN: 0020-8523
In: Réseaux: revue interdisciplinaire de philosophie morale et politique, Heft 50-52, S. 175-176
ISSN: 0378-9926, 0773-1213
In: Revue française de science politique, Band 63, Heft 3-4, S. 658-660
ISSN: 0035-2950
International audience ; Human Science is required, especially since the nineteenth century to make visible "scientifically" the social. But the mobilization of knowledge is so, the relationship is often so symbiotic between knowledge production and its social, economic, political, cultural, what ultimately give the knowledge to do it is primarily concerns more or less cyclical that generate them. Social sciences, they become in the social sciences, privileged social event in which they are ultimately submerged. Criminology in the nineteenth century it is absolutely exemplary perspective. The work carried out around this discipline and its conditions developed in France in the late nineteenth century is primarily a work on the issues: academic, social, political, philosophical. The issues that this "science of crime" is going to emerge.Cesare Lombroso and Alexandre Lacassagne, we will deal with a mix of biological and social and of a discourse that feeds positivism of Comte, Pasteurian theories of interpsychology Tarde, the contingentisme Boutroux. Illustrative of this combination, we will stop on the speech specifically around the female criminal who naturalizes the look. We will stop the repeat offender, social danger par excellence, to be awarded, in a perspective of prevention, hazardous characteristics. The law of 27 May 1885 on repeat offenders relegation validate this concept by integrating it with the term of incorrigibility, irreducible wickedness. The law on transportation, eugenics law par excellence, whose main purpose is the beggar will be abandoned in 1969 .We will find this conception of the wild nature of the offender and uneducable ; Les sciences de l'homme sont requises, particulièrement depuis le XIXème siècle, pour donner à voir "scientifiquement" le social. Mais la mobilisation des savoirs se fait de telle façon, la relation est souvent si symbiotique entre la production des connaissances et ses contextes sociaux, économiques, politiques, culturels, que ce que ces savoirs donnent finalement ...
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International audience ; Human Science is required, especially since the nineteenth century to make visible "scientifically" the social. But the mobilization of knowledge is so, the relationship is often so symbiotic between knowledge production and its social, economic, political, cultural, what ultimately give the knowledge to do it is primarily concerns more or less cyclical that generate them. Social sciences, they become in the social sciences, privileged social event in which they are ultimately submerged. Criminology in the nineteenth century it is absolutely exemplary perspective. The work carried out around this discipline and its conditions developed in France in the late nineteenth century is primarily a work on the issues: academic, social, political, philosophical. The issues that this "science of crime" is going to emerge.Cesare Lombroso and Alexandre Lacassagne, we will deal with a mix of biological and social and of a discourse that feeds positivism of Comte, Pasteurian theories of interpsychology Tarde, the contingentisme Boutroux. Illustrative of this combination, we will stop on the speech specifically around the female criminal who naturalizes the look. We will stop the repeat offender, social danger par excellence, to be awarded, in a perspective of prevention, hazardous characteristics. The law of 27 May 1885 on repeat offenders relegation validate this concept by integrating it with the term of incorrigibility, irreducible wickedness. The law on transportation, eugenics law par excellence, whose main purpose is the beggar will be abandoned in 1969 .We will find this conception of the wild nature of the offender and uneducable ; Les sciences de l'homme sont requises, particulièrement depuis le XIXème siècle, pour donner à voir "scientifiquement" le social. Mais la mobilisation des savoirs se fait de telle façon, la relation est souvent si symbiotique entre la production des connaissances et ses contextes sociaux, économiques, politiques, culturels, que ce que ces savoirs donnent finalement ...
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In: Science policy studies and documents 71
In: Politique et sociétés, Band 21, Heft 3, S. 113-138
ISSN: 1203-9438
English Canada has a long-standing institutionalist tradition, & an analysis of its history demonstrates that it tends to center on the encouragement of national unity through modifications to the existing Canadian state. The strongest element of English Canadian institutionalism appears to have been its normative & descriptive characteristics, & description is still very significant in contemporary institutionalist literature. However, within the realm of policy studies, a new emphasis on historical institutionalism is becoming apparent. Regret is expressed that English Canadian institutionalism is not adequately influenced by, or influencing, economic politics, but this is considered unsurprising since, in English Canadian political science, value debates have dominated the intellectual & university environments to the detriment of empirical & comparative social science. D. Weibel
In: Research policy: policy, management and economic studies of science, technology and innovation, Band 8, Heft 4, S. 384-398
ISSN: 0048-7333
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International audience ; In Switzerland, forests cover a surface area of 1.3 million hectares, i.e. nearly 30% of the territory. Due to the topography of the country, half the forests play a protective role against natural hazards. Climate change together with international trade and changes in forest management challenge the fragile balance between forests and their associated pathogens and pests. The various invasive forest species that have appeared in recent years such as ash dieback, pinewood nematode, Asian longhorned beetle have compelled many countries to buttress their plant protection systems. This applies to Switzerland too where many new measures have been implemented in recent years both on the policy and legislation side and at the scientific level for detecting invasive species.
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In Switzerland, forests cover a surface area of 1.3 million hectares, i.e. nearly 30% of the territory. Due to the topography of the country, half the forests play a protective role against natural hazards. Climate change together with international trade and changes in forest management challenge the fragile balance between forests and their associated pathogens and pests. The various invasive forest species that have appeared in recent years such as ash dieback, pinewood nematode, Asian longhorned beetle have compelled many countries to buttress their plant protection systems. This applies to Switzerland too where many new measures have been implemented in recent years both on the policy and legislation side and at the scientific level for detecting invasive species.
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In: Science policy studies and documents 6
In: Science policy studies and documents 66
In: Le débat: histoire, politique, société ; revue mensuelle, S. 56-89
ISSN: 0246-2346
Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique (CNRS). Pros and cons of establishing a national institute for research in the social sciences, separate from the National Center for Scientific Research; 8 articles.
In: Rue des gestes