L’acceptabilité sociale au bout de la transgression
Adding to project management a goal of social acceptability for human groups experiencing or demonstrating more or less deep reticence as to its outcome reflects a phenomenon of rationalization of a social considered both as language and technique. I illustrate this phenomenon through two researches...
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| description | Adding to project management a goal of social acceptability for human groups experiencing or demonstrating more or less deep reticence as to its outcome reflects a phenomenon of rationalization of a social considered both as language and technique. I illustrate this phenomenon through two researches. One concerns the understanding of the reasons that pushes a population to reject the implementation of a marine technical installation in order to preserve an environment in its current state and to avoid health risks. The other involved the production of a "societal analysis" among a local population and the reception of its results by a consortium whose ambition was to build and operate a ship using a hydrogen fuel cell. Finally, we will examine M. Callon's presentation of a sociology of translation and the role that its methods could play in building a participatory project that makes social acceptability not a means to politically secure a project, but an end, that of the rationalization of the social that it mobilizes. |
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| spelling | doaj-art-2505e71982a34e9f8145df058daf40872025-01-09T12:35:26ZfraÉditions en environnement VertigOVertigO1492-84422021-04-013410.4000/vertigo.30305L’acceptabilité sociale au bout de la transgressionDominique PécaudAdding to project management a goal of social acceptability for human groups experiencing or demonstrating more or less deep reticence as to its outcome reflects a phenomenon of rationalization of a social considered both as language and technique. I illustrate this phenomenon through two researches. One concerns the understanding of the reasons that pushes a population to reject the implementation of a marine technical installation in order to preserve an environment in its current state and to avoid health risks. The other involved the production of a "societal analysis" among a local population and the reception of its results by a consortium whose ambition was to build and operate a ship using a hydrogen fuel cell. Finally, we will examine M. Callon's presentation of a sociology of translation and the role that its methods could play in building a participatory project that makes social acceptability not a means to politically secure a project, but an end, that of the rationalization of the social that it mobilizes.https://journals.openedition.org/vertigo/30305phenomenologysocial acceptabilityhydrogenbureaucracycalculating thinkingmeditative thinking |
| spellingShingle | Dominique Pécaud L’acceptabilité sociale au bout de la transgression VertigO phenomenology social acceptability hydrogen bureaucracy calculating thinking meditative thinking |
| title | L’acceptabilité sociale au bout de la transgression |
| title_full | L’acceptabilité sociale au bout de la transgression |
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| topic | phenomenology social acceptability hydrogen bureaucracy calculating thinking meditative thinking |
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