Retours d’expérience et politiques du risque outre-mer

This article deals with feedback learning (RETEX in French) consisting in “learning lessons” from an event or a series of events in “natural” risks and disasters management policies. Following the hurricanes that occurred in the Caribbean in 2017, we rely on the examination of a RETEX and its modali...

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Main Authors: Yann Bérard, Nicolas Rocle, Marion Serot
Format: Article
Language:fra
Published: Société d'Anthropologie des Connaissances 2022-01-01
Series:Revue d'anthropologie des connaissances
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Online Access:https://journals.openedition.org/rac/26374
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description This article deals with feedback learning (RETEX in French) consisting in “learning lessons” from an event or a series of events in “natural” risks and disasters management policies. Following the hurricanes that occurred in the Caribbean in 2017, we rely on the examination of a RETEX and its modalities of “transfer of learning” and knowledge produced. We analyze how the scientific team involved in this RETEX works concretely on different conditions of this transfer, in particular the credibility, legitimacy and salience of knowledge for action. The case study of Saint-Martin demonstrates that the legitimacy of knowledge is the most decisive dimension of this transfer, in a context of often fragile and sometimes conflicting legitimization of public (risk) policies in the French Overseas Territories.
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spelling doaj-art-d2ff71308d9f46fab432021db1c71e062025-08-20T03:10:42ZfraSociété d'Anthropologie des ConnaissancesRevue d'anthropologie des connaissances1760-53932022-01-0116110.4000/rac.26374Retours d’expérience et politiques du risque outre-merYann BérardNicolas RocleMarion SerotThis article deals with feedback learning (RETEX in French) consisting in “learning lessons” from an event or a series of events in “natural” risks and disasters management policies. Following the hurricanes that occurred in the Caribbean in 2017, we rely on the examination of a RETEX and its modalities of “transfer of learning” and knowledge produced. We analyze how the scientific team involved in this RETEX works concretely on different conditions of this transfer, in particular the credibility, legitimacy and salience of knowledge for action. The case study of Saint-Martin demonstrates that the legitimacy of knowledge is the most decisive dimension of this transfer, in a context of often fragile and sometimes conflicting legitimization of public (risk) policies in the French Overseas Territories.https://journals.openedition.org/rac/26374climate changetransferFrench West IndiesdisasterOverseasresilience
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Retours d’expérience et politiques du risque outre-mer
Revue d'anthropologie des connaissances
climate change
transfer
French West Indies
disaster
Overseas
resilience
title Retours d’expérience et politiques du risque outre-mer
title_full Retours d’expérience et politiques du risque outre-mer
title_fullStr Retours d’expérience et politiques du risque outre-mer
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title_short Retours d’expérience et politiques du risque outre-mer
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topic climate change
transfer
French West Indies
disaster
Overseas
resilience
url https://journals.openedition.org/rac/26374
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