Financer la recherche sur projet. Figures historiques d'un dispositif de gouvernement

Aust, Jérôme

doi:10.3917/gen.094.0002

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“…African societies are indeed faced with deep political, economic and social changes, but the growing interest in such research topics is also a consequence of the functioning of academia in the global North. Research priorities there are increasingly influenced by "project-based" research, which is subject to more and more competitive funding and scientific priorities defined by development agencies (Aust 2014). This context partly diminishes the capacity for researchers to define their own research interests.…”

Section: Violence a Privileged Lens Within African Studies?mentioning

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Studying Violence in Africa: Contributions from Sources, Fieldwork Challenges and Ethical Considerations

Apard,

Maingraud-Martinaud

2021

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Studying Violence in Africa: Contributions from Sources, Fieldwork Challenges and Ethical Considerations

Apard,

Maingraud-Martinaud

2021

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“…Recent studies have examined the quantitative and qualitative changes in these “historic” French public subsidies across various sectors, identifying three general trends: a significant reallocation of funds (both within and between sectors), a shift towards “projectification,” and a “financialization” of subsidies (Arfaoui, 2019; Aust, 2014; Epstein, 2015; Cottin-Marx et al, 2017; Prouteau and Tchernonog, 2018). These transformations significantly affect the strategy and capacity of the investor state.…”

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The European Investor State has no clothes. Generic promises and local weaknesses of green public subsidies in France

Ducastel,

Rivière,

Ferlazzo

2023

Competition & Change

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This article concentrates on the funding of green transition policies implemented in France during the 2010s. Instead of examining the emerging European Investor State through its “new” public investment policies, such as loans, equity, investment banks, and funds, this article examines the transformations of “older” public investment policies, specifically investment subsidies. We contend that the European Investor State is currently marked by a paradox: while public resources for investment, particularly for green transition investments, are increasing, the means to distribute these resources are diminishing. Austerity measures and new public management policies are undermining territorial administrations, thereby limiting their ability to accurately identify and support beneficiaries. This bureaucratic weakness within the European Investor State significantly affects the effective distribution of subsidies, because they tend to be increasingly concentrated among larger communities and companies, as well as a broad spectrum of private intermediaries. Consequently, the European Investor State appears multifaceted and occasionally contradictory, lacking long-term continuity.

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“…En dehors des approches critiques, le financement de la recherche sur projet a fait l'objet de travaux empruntant essentiellement deux directions : sa gouvernance, en ce qu'il revêt une dimension managériale et politique (généralement tirée par une intention de réforme) (Aust, 2014) soumise à la gestion de projet ; la transformation des pratiques, côté chercheurs, pour s'adapter, de la construction du projet au rendu des livrables 1 (Trouche & Courbières, 2015). Ces questionnements sont d'autant plus importants que se développe une économie de la recherche de plus en plus partenariale et coopérative (Barrier, 2014).…”

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La place de la sociologie au sein d’une recherche-action collaborative : retour d’expérience sur une innovation en prévention des risques

Boutroy¹

2018

Sociologies Pratiques

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La place de la sociologie au sein d'une recherche action collaborative : Retour d'expérience sur une innovation en prévention des risques. Sociologies Pratiques, 37(2), 59-69. Résumé : À partir d'une expérience de cinq années de recherche soutenue par une fondation d'entreprise (2012-2017), cette contribution décrit nos pratiques d'enquête, de plus en plus finalisées et collaboratives. De quelle manière, et avec quels effets, un collectif de chercheurs a glissé d'une posture distanciée, initialement destinée à réaliser un état des lieux de l'accidentologie dans les sports de montagne, à une recherche-action centrée sur la coproduction d'une plateforme de partage de retours d'expérience ? Dans le cadre de commandes peu sociologisées, nous montrerons en quoi le fait d'être sociologues a facilité la réalisation des travaux, sans en occulter les limites et les compromis.

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Financer la recherche sur projet. Figures historiques d'un dispositif de gouvernement

Cited by 19 publications

References 9 publications

Studying Violence in Africa: Contributions from Sources, Fieldwork Challenges and Ethical Considerations

Studying Violence in Africa: Contributions from Sources, Fieldwork Challenges and Ethical Considerations

The European Investor State has no clothes. Generic promises and local weaknesses of green public subsidies in France

La place de la sociologie au sein d’une recherche-action collaborative : retour d’expérience sur une innovation en prévention des risques

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