Mesurer l’acceptabilité sociale d’un projet minier : essai de modélisation du risque social en contexte québécois

Bergeron, Kristina Maud; Jébrak, Michel; Yates, Stéphanie; Séguin, Charles; Lehmann, Valérie; Meur, Pierre‐Yves Le; Angers, Philippe; Durand, Suzanne; Gendron, Corinne

doi:10.4000/vertigo.16737

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“…Another deficiency noted in the legislation is associated with the communication of information under the control of the stakeholders (Bergeron and al. 2015).…”

Section: 2 Leg I Sla T Iv E a Nd Reg Ula T O Ry Fra Mew O R K P Ec U...mentioning

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Sustainable development in the mining industry: towards the development of tools for evaluating socioeconomic impact in the Canadian context

Gueye

Badri

Boudreau-Trudel

2020

Environ Dev Sustain

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In spite of its economic outputs, the Canadian mining sector has suffered from several setbacks that have compromised its reputation. This has led many of its stakeholders to adopt a shift towards a new paradigm focused on sustainable development.In this review of the literature, we identify the impact that mining activities have had on various social, economic and environmental issues in Canadian society. We also survey the criteria and indicators included in various models that may be used to evaluate the adequacy of the transition of mines towards sustainable development. Finally, the strengths and weaknesses of eight tools that have been applied to the socioeconomic impact of mines are analysed.A clear vision of prospects for promoting sustainable development in Canadian mining emerges from this survey. Our analysis reveals important factors that not given adequate consideration in the models used currently to evaluate and suggests opportunities to improve these evaluation tools through identification of more relevant criteria and indicators.The research undertaken should incite stakeholders to develop social and economic impact evaluation tools that are better adapted to the Canadian context.

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“…Another deficiency noted in the legislation is associated with the communication of information under the control of the stakeholders (Bergeron and al. 2015).…”

Section: 2 Leg I Sla T Iv E a Nd Reg Ula T O Ry Fra Mew O R K P Ec U...mentioning

confidence: 99%

Sustainable development in the mining industry: towards the development of tools for evaluating socioeconomic impact in the Canadian context

Gueye

Badri

Boudreau-Trudel

2020

Environ Dev Sustain

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“…4 And yet, the relationship between digital media and social acceptability is still underexplored. Research on social acceptability has predominately focused on the conceptualization of the phenomenon (Barbier and Nadaï 2015;Beaudry, Fortin, and Fournis 2014;Batellier 2015aBatellier , 2015bBatellier , 2016Raufflet 2014), the mapping of its guiding principles (Kermagoret, Levrel, and Carlier 2015;Libaert 2013;Pham and Torre 2012), the identification of its determinants (Arbour 2016;Bergeron et al 2015;Gauthier, Chiasson, and Robitaille 2015), and the role of political and institutional actors during public consultations (Arcand 2016;Batellier 2015b;Gendron et al 2016). The roles of experts (Gendron 2016) and the media (Housset 2002) have also been studied, as well as the place of conflict (Baba and Mailhot 2016) and emotion (Fisher 2011) within the debates.…”

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“…Research on social acceptability has predominately focused on the conceptualization of the phenomenon (Barbier and Nadaï 2015; Beaudry, Fortin, and Fournis 2014; Batellier 2015a, 2015b, 2016; Raufflet 2014), the mapping of its guiding principles (Kermagoret, Levrel, and Carlier 2015; Libaert 2013; Pham and Torre 2012), the identification of its determinants (Arbour 2016; Bergeron et al. 2015; Gauthier, Chiasson, and Robitaille 2015), and the role of political and institutional actors during public consultations (Arcand 2016; Batellier 2015b; Gendron et al. 2016).…”

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#Participating #Contesting: Studying Counterpublics’ Discourses on Twitter About the Social Acceptability of Medical Assistance in Dying Legislation in Canada

Lalancette

Yates

Rouillard

2020

Canadian Review of Sociology

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This article explores debates on medical assistance in dying (MAID) in Canada as they unfolded on Twitter before its adoption in June 2016. The opposition, which came from diverse groups-religious, experts, politicians-led to polarizing debates about the social acceptability of this measure. Our finding shows that the so-called lay citizens refused to leave the discussion to experts and politicians and got involved in the debates around the issue. Our results also show that Twitter was mainly used to share information, hence complementing the role of traditional media. Overall, the platform gave rise to an "ambient political participation," allowing minority or marginalized groups as well as lay citizens to share their knowledge and opinion about MAID. This may have favored a certain form of empowerment. The authors would like to thank Carol-Ann Rouillard and Sofia Tourigny-Koné for assisting on this project as well as Social Science and Humanities Research Council of Canada (SSHRC) and the Groupe de recherche en communication politique (GRCP) for providing financial support for this project.

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“…: 10), créant ainsi des raccourcis théoriques qui contribuent au flou entourant cette notion. Alors que l'acceptabilité sociale fait référence à un processus de construction sociale engageant les parties prenantes, l'acceptation sociale correspond plutôt à un état statique : « les politiques y voient un résultat souhaitable, les industriels une barrière à franchir, les communautés une injonction d'origine externe » (Bergeron et al, 2015). Cette notion d'acceptation se rapprocherait ainsi de l'idée du permis social d'opérer, qui tend à évacuer les éléments contextuels et le dialogue collaboratif pour plutôt se focaliser sur le résultat que constitue l'obtention de ce permis (Owen et Kemp, 2013).…”

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“…Dans une formule lapidaire, Robert E. Brown (2010 : 278) avance que la symétrie « has come to be understood far more simply as the willingness to change ». Mentionnons tout de même que, bien que le paradigme participatif semble avoir percolé l'univers des relations publiques pour mener à ces développements théoriques normatifs sur la vision de la profession (Yates, 2015), force est de constater l'écart parfois abyssal entre ces préceptes normatifs et la pratique concrète des relations publiques (Yates et Broustau, 2015).…”

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Mesurer l’acceptabilité sociale d’un projet minier : essai de modélisation du risque social en contexte québécois

Cited by 14 publications

References 43 publications

Sustainable development in the mining industry: towards the development of tools for evaluating socioeconomic impact in the Canadian context

Sustainable development in the mining industry: towards the development of tools for evaluating socioeconomic impact in the Canadian context

#Participating #Contesting: Studying Counterpublics’ Discourses on Twitter About the Social Acceptability of Medical Assistance in Dying Legislation in Canada

Le rôle des maires dans l’acceptabilité sociale des projets d’infrastructure : tension entre arbitrage et promotion1

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