Les conflits d’aménagements.
While it is difficult to pinpoint a single cause for the proliferation of planning conflicts in France, it is essential to take account of the perceptions and representations of stakeholders in defining ...
01.11.2024
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Michel Carrard
Michel Carrard holds a degree in economics and management and a DEA in political science. He is a lecturer at the Université du Littoral Côte d’Opale (Ulco), and has been accredited to supervise research (HDR). His work focuses on strategies and the role of cognitive contexts in the governance of territorial players.
Le social : un nouvel objet scientifique ?
The article reviews and discusses Dulac's proposals For a Science of the Social. The review is accompanied by comments from the book's authors.
23.05.2024
La Covid-19 ou le retour de l’État social ?
In this book published in 2020, Robert Boyer keeps a diary of the Covid-19 pandemic in order to make its effects on societies intelligible. The author emphasizes that the pandemic has completely ...
08.02.2022
La ville intelligente ou la recherche de la main invisible des territoires.
Originating from the work of classical economists during the first industrial revolution, the concept of the invisible hand of the market as a utopia of spontaneous self-regulation of our societies seems to ...
16.06.2021
Du bon et mauvais usage des modèles de la science économique.
The subprime crisis of 2007/2008 rekindled controversies over the nature of economics. If some saw, in the multiplication of criticisms addressed to this discipline, the beginning of a healthy questioning of the ...
07.12.2018