From knowledge management to design‐oriented organisations

Hatchuel, Armand; Masson, Pascal Le; Weil, Benoît

doi:10.1111/1468-2451.00356

Cited by 36 publications

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“…We shall therefore refer to ourselves in this text as academics when we examine our reflexive interactions with the stock farmers and as researchers when we consider only interactions among researchers. The intervention research model (Hatchuel, 2000;David, Hatchuel et al, 2001;Hatchuel, Le Masson et al, 2002) that we adopted in our film project originates in the dialogic approaches of Maurer's action-research typology (Maurer and Githens, 2010). Maurer's typology stresses the role of professional inquiry (Schwandt, 1997;Reason, 2003) in the vein of such American pragmatists as John Dewey and Richard Rorty.…”

Section: Methodological Principles Of Intervention Researchmentioning

confidence: 99%

Reflexive audiovisual methodology: The emergence of “minority practices” among pluriactive stock farmers

Stassart

Mathieu

Mélard

2011

Journal of Rural Studies

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a b s t r a c tThis paper proposes a new way for sociology, through both methodology and theory, to understand the reality of social groups and their "minority practices." It is based on an experiment that concerns a very specific category of agriculturalists called "pluriactive" stock farmers. These stock farmers, who engage in raising livestock part-time alongside another full-time job, form a minority category within the agricultural profession.We address the question of how to analyze and represent the practices of this kind of "social" group or category through participatory filmmaking. Our research shows that beyond the collaborative production and screening of the film done in close cooperation with the stock farmers themselves, a second unexpected dynamic emerged around the sequences that were cut in the final editing round. These cut sequences reveal hesitations and disagreements among the breeders about their own practices in relation to their work and to animal welfare. These hesitations are not considered weaknesses, but rather as proof of the emergence of this group of stock farmers as "practitioners". In the realm of intervention research, the participatory film-making process is attractive because it enables the farmers to raise new questions on their own, discuss them, and eventually resolve them, while also encouraging the researchers to identify the conditions that must be met in order to achieve this fragile linkage. This process and its outcomes force us to revisit the theoretical question of what constitutes a pragmatic definition of a "practice."

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Section: Methodological Principles Of Intervention Researchmentioning

confidence: 99%

Reflexive audiovisual methodology: The emergence of “minority practices” among pluriactive stock farmers

Stassart

Mathieu

Mélard

2011

Journal of Rural Studies

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“…Creativity sessions to structure the anticipation of future use "Innovation-intensive capitalism" refers to an on-going trend in the capitalist economy. When designing innovative products and services, project stakeholders tend to search for patterns of value (Hatchuel et al, 2002). Creativity is seen as a key source of value, and many authors have proposed tools to improve creative performance in designers (Osborn, 1957;VanGundy, 2005).…”

Section: Unforeseen Hazards and Inconveniences In Usementioning

confidence: 99%

Anticipating the use of future things: Towards a framework for prospective use analysis in innovation design projects

2013

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“…La mise en oeuvre de la recherche-intervention est une action collective qui renvoie à deux conditions (Hatchuel, 2002) 2 : -elle suppose que les acteurs puissent s'engager sur une question ouverte pour l'ensemble d'entre eux : un des problèmes, porté par certains acteurs, doit pouvoir être transformé en un questionnement collectif, -de façon symétrique, ce questionnement doit pouvoir être relié à l'agenda des chercheurs, en l'occurrence aux dimensions de développement durable.…”

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“…La recherche-intervention comme méthode d'approche de la question du développement durable, implique de la part des chercheurs d'assumer une double responsabilité sociale qui réponde aux deux conditions fixées par Hatchuel (2002). D'une part, ils ont construit un objet de recherche actionnable pour les acteurs : partant de leurs préoccupations, les chercheurs ont opéré une série de traductions (identification des tensions et incohérences, niveaux de complexité des problèmes -identification de la prescription faibletransaction et construction d'un cadre d'action) qui débouche sur une recherche dans le modèle de l'action collective.…”

Section: éConomie Rurale 306/juillet-août 2008 • 15unclassified