De l'usage des sciences cognitives dans l'analyse des politiques publiques

Gouin, Rodolphe; Harguindéguy, Jean-Baptiste

doi:10.1002/j.1662-6370.2007.tb00082.x

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“…The authors never refer to the classical sources of cognitivism (for example Broadbent 1958, Neisser 1967 1 ), or to its opposition to behaviorism. Indeed, this omission has often been criticized (Gouin andHarguindéguy 2007, Rumpala 2008).…”

Section: The Question Of Political Domination and The Constitution Ofmentioning

confidence: 96%

Debates in French policy studies: from cognitive to discursive approaches

Zittoun

Demongeot

2010

Critical Policy Studies

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Revisiting the emergence and structuring of a scientific discipline is undoubtedly a challenge, even if that discipline has been relatively recently established, as is the case with public policy analysis in France. A much more complete contribution on this area has been published recently by Leca and Muller (2008), but the purpose of our endeavor in these pages is different. We aim to highlight the main trends in public policy analysis in order to explain how, amongst these trends, some have lead to the current debate in which there are opposed two approaches that can be denoted ‘cognitive' and ‘discursive'. Such a debate is potentially very enriching, but its grounds need to be clarified.Présentation des approches cognitives et discursives des politiques publiques en France et discussion à l'aune du champ scientifique de l'"Interpretive Policy Analysis" (dans lequel s'inscrit la revue Critical Policy Analysis)

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Section: The Question Of Political Domination and The Constitution Ofmentioning

confidence: 96%

Debates in French policy studies: from cognitive to discursive approaches

Zittoun

Demongeot

2010

Critical Policy Studies

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“…To do so, a digression through the cognitive sciences is needed. Muller places great importance on actors' cognition, although this work was developed as a sideline to work conducted in the cognitive sciences (Grouin and Harguindéguy, 2007). It is now accepted that the philosophy of mind structures the field of cognitive sciences.…”

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The Contribution of Daniel C. Dennett's Philosophy of Mind to French Cognitive Policy Analysis

Bertrand

2013

Politics

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French cognitive policy analysis, with its frame of reference theory, assumes that meaning structures public action. The purpose of this article is to show, based on the work of Daniel C. Dennett, that the philosophy of mind may renew the analysis of the theoretical limitations encountered by the frame of reference theory. The soft realism concerning the existence of mental states which Dennett defends provides an opening for a dialogue between cognitive science and public policy analysis.

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