2019
DOI: 10.7202/1066090ar
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Les bénévoles, artisans institutionnalisés des politiques migratoires locales ?

Abstract: Cette contribution met en lumière de nouvelles relations entre État et société civile dans les politiques migratoires locales et, plus particulièrement, dans les politiques d’insertion sociale et économique. À partir d’enquêtes de terrain ethnographiques menées dans trois agglomérations françaises, les auteurs mettent à jour un mouvement d’institutionnalisation progressive de l’action bénévole au sein de l’action publique. Les terrains d’enquête sont des « dispositifs d’insertion » initiés par l’État et confié… Show more

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“…The genesis of CAOs during 2015-2016 occurred in the particular and ephemeral context of the crisis caused by the establishment of a large, highly publicized, informal migrant encampment in Calais. As has been analysed relative to shantytowns and squats, illicit settlements generate ad hoc responses by public authorities, involving a diverse range of governmental and non-governmental stakeholders in a way that lies outside of ordinary procedures (Cousin & Legros, 2014;Aguilera, 2012;Bourgois & Lièvre, 2019). In our case, CAOs are distinctive as a measure aimed at those initially excluded from public policy around reception and shelter, i.e.…”
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confidence: 95%
“…The genesis of CAOs during 2015-2016 occurred in the particular and ephemeral context of the crisis caused by the establishment of a large, highly publicized, informal migrant encampment in Calais. As has been analysed relative to shantytowns and squats, illicit settlements generate ad hoc responses by public authorities, involving a diverse range of governmental and non-governmental stakeholders in a way that lies outside of ordinary procedures (Cousin & Legros, 2014;Aguilera, 2012;Bourgois & Lièvre, 2019). In our case, CAOs are distinctive as a measure aimed at those initially excluded from public policy around reception and shelter, i.e.…”
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confidence: 95%