L’État partenaire ou la co-construction des politiques publiques au Canada : le cas d’AccèsLogis Québec

Vaillancourt, Yves; Ducharme, Marie-Noëlle; Aubry, François; Grenier, Stéphane

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“…Other authors insist that it was collective action and significant organizing from community groups that was responsible for the program's adoption (Arsenault, 2018;Dufour, Bergeron-Gaudin, & Chicoine, 2020). According to Vaillancourt, Ducharme, Aubry, and Grenier (2017), AccèsLogis is an empirical illustration of policy "co-construction," meaning that civil society actors participated in its development, as well as "co-production" of services, meaning that they also participated in service implementation.…”

Section: Social Housing and The Welfare MIXmentioning

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Social Housing with Community Support in Québec: A Sociopolitical Perspective

Jetté,

Bergeron-Gaudin

2024

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The 2022 adoption of a new policy framework on community support in social housing in Québec speaks to a convergence of a multitude of community, government, and municipal actors around this practice. This qualitative study delves into the process by which this approach was institutionalized to demonstrate how community support became a central norm of the social housing field in the province. Drawing from literature on the welfare mix, we situate this phenomenon in the broader context of the transformation of the welfare state, in which nonprofit organizations played an increasing role in providing social housing to vulnerable populations (e.g., people at risk of homelessness). This article demonstrates how power dynamics and negotiations between the state and the third sector were, in this case, a major source of institutional change over time.

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Section: Social Housing and The Welfare MIXmentioning

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Social Housing with Community Support in Québec: A Sociopolitical Perspective

Jetté,

Bergeron-Gaudin

2024

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“…Given the active role played by some groups in developing and implementing these policies, several authors have interpreted the new institutional arrangements as a manifestation of the Quebec model (Vaillancourt et al, 2017;Bouchard et al, 2010)-and therefore of the national question, as indicated above. Arsenault (2018), on the other hand, attributes the adoption of these institutional arrangements to the 1994 arrival of a more interventionist PQ government and to the pressure exerted by community groups, primarily the Front d'action populaire en réaménagement urbain (FRAPRU) and the Association des groupes de ressources techniques du Québec (AGRTQ).…”

Section: The Housing Regimementioning

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Social Movements and the National Question in Quebec: The Institutional Legacy of a Cleavage

2020

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By taking a historical perspective on the higher education and the housing sectors in Quebec, we demonstrate how the political cleavage around the national question has had long-term effects on the dynamic of contention in these two sectors. At a general level, the presence of this cleavage has favoured the adoption of institutional arrangements related to funding that have allowed the reproduction of social protest over time. Nevertheless, the institutional arrangements vary from one sector to another: in the case of higher education, Bill 32, adopted in 1983, facilitated the division of the student movement into two branches and, to some extent, its dynamism; in the case of housing, the AccèsLogis program and the contribution au secteur, implemented in 1997, ensured the selection of claims for social housing and favoured the grouping that leads this issue. In both cases, the national question is at the heart of the process that led to the adoption of these policies.

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“…Au Québec, la participation des organismes communautaires à l'élaboration et à la mise en oeuvre des politiques sociales au niveau provincial depuis les années 1970 est une réalité empirique connue et bien documentée. Cette dynamique a été observée dans des secteurs variés, incluant entre autres la santé et les services sociaux (Jetté, 2008), l'insertion en emploi (Shields, 2010) et le logement social (Vaillancourt et al, 2017). L'adoption de certaines politiques intersectorielles concernant la reconnaissance de l'action communautaire (White, 2012) ou encore de l'économie sociale (Arsenault, 2018) témoigne également de ce phénomène.…”

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Innovation sociale et travail institutionnel : le rôle des organismes communautaires dans l'évolution des politiques sociales au Québec

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Bergeron-Gaudin

2020

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Au Québec, la participation des organismes communautaires à l’élaboration et à la mise en oeuvre des politiques sociales au niveau provincial depuis les années 1970 est une réalité empirique connue et bien documentée. En nous appuyant sur la notion de travail institutionnel, telle que développé par l’institutionnalisme sociologique, nous démontrons comment ces acteurs du tiers secteur ont pu jouer un rôle actif dans l’institutionnalisation de certaines de leurs pratiques et opérer ainsi un travail de création institutionnelle. À partir de trois études de cas dans le domaine de la santé et des services sociaux portant sur des pratiques innovantes (approche Carpe Diem, gestion autonome de la médication et soutien communautaire en logement social), nous faisons ressortir plus particulièrement deux formes de travail institutionnel exercé par ces acteurs : la constitution de réseaux normatifs, qui favorise le changement des normes d’intervention dans un secteur donné, et la construction d’identités, qui conditionne l’action collective.

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L’État partenaire ou la co-construction des politiques publiques au Canada : le cas d’AccèsLogis Québec

Cited by 3 publications

References 5 publications

Social Housing with Community Support in Québec: A Sociopolitical Perspective

Social Housing with Community Support in Québec: A Sociopolitical Perspective

Social Movements and the National Question in Quebec: The Institutional Legacy of a Cleavage

Innovation sociale et travail institutionnel : le rôle des organismes communautaires dans l'évolution des politiques sociales au Québec

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