en ligne: Actes de la recherche en sciences sociales, 2014, N° 203, De l'eau ! Pratiques, modèles, légitimités

Actes de la recherche en sciences sociales, 2014, N° 203 

De l'eau ! 

Pratiques, modèles, légitimités

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Dominique Lorrain, Franck Poupeau

Page 4 à 15 

Ce que font les protagonistes de l'eau

Une approche combinatoire d'un système sociotechnique

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Bernard de Gouvello

Page 16 à 29 

La dé-légitimation d'un opérateur international

Retour sur la concession des services d'eau et d'assainissement de Buenos Aires, 1993-2006

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Dominique Lorrain

Page 30 à 47 

« L'acteur lesté » : une joint-venture d'eau à Chongqing

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Christophe Defeuilley

Page 48 à 59 

Légitimité de l'intervention privée dans un service public

Le renouvellement du contrat des eaux de la banlieue de Paris

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Thomas Blanchet

Page 60 à 73 

Une privatisation partielle sous contrainte

Le cas de la Compagnie des eaux de Berlin

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Marie-Hélène Zérah, Cécile Renouard

Page 74 à 85 

La responsabilité sociale des entreprises à l'épreuve d'une mission de service public dans le secteur de l'eau

Enquête sur le contrat de Nagpur

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Sébastien Hardy, Franck Poupeau

Page 86 à 105 

L'auto-organisation de la gestion urbaine de l'eau

La fonction des coopératives dans le grand système de La Paz et d'El Alto

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Sarah Botton, Aymeric Blanc

Page 106 à 113 

Un service public marchand de proximité

L'action des petits opérateurs privés pour la desserte des quartiers périurbains en Afrique

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Rémi de Bercegol, Shankare Gowda

Page 114 à 135 

L'accès à l'eau entre inégalités urbaines et contraintes techniques

La décentralisation du service dans quatre petites municipalités d'Uttar Pradesh

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Julie Aubriot

Page 136 à 146 

Les conflits pour l'eau à Johannesburg

Inégalités, mobilisations sociales et recours au droit en Afrique du Sud

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Dominique Lorrain

Page 147 à 151 

Concurrence au SEDIF : pour une économie politique du détail

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Water Regimes. Beyond the public and private sector debate

 

Water Regimes

Beyond the public and private sector debate

Edited by Dominique Lorrain, Franck Poupeau

Routledge

2016

Présentation de l'éditeur

In recent years the water sector has undergone profound institutional, economic and political transformations. Some countries have encouraged privatization of water services, but in many cases this has provoked adverse reaction to such a neoliberal and market-based approach to this common shared but essential resource.

This book goes beyond the ideology of the public versus private water regime debate, by focusing on the results of these types of initiatives to provide better water services, particularly in urban settings. It provides numerous examples of alternative models, to show who is responsible for implementing such systems and what are their social, institutional and technical-scientific characteristics. Policies are analysed in terms of their implications for employees and residents.

The book presents a new combinatory approach of water regimes, based on several international case studies (Argentina, Bolivia, China, France, Germany, India, South Africa and the USA, plus a comparison of three cities in Africa) presenting specific challenges for water models. These case studies demonstrate the successes and problems of a range of private sector involvements in the provision of water services, and provide examples of how small-scale systems can compare with larger-scale more technical systems.

Dominique Lorrain is Director of Research (emeritus) at CNRS, Latts, Ecole des Ponts ParisTech, Paris, France.
Franck Poupeau is a Director of Research at CNRS and Director of the International Joint Center iGLOBES, based at the University of Arizona, USA.

Actes de la Recherche en Sciences Sociales, N°203, Juin 2014, "De l’eau ! Pratiques, modèles, légitimités"

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Bourdieu and Data Analysis. Methodological Principles and Practice, Edited by Michael Grenfell and Frédéric Lebaron

Bourdieu and Data Analysis
Methodological Principles and Practice
Edited by  Michael Grenfell and Frédéric Lebaron
Peter Lang
2014

Présentation de l'éditeur

Uniquely amongst the numerous publications to appear on the work of the French social theorist Pierre Bourdieu, this book deals with data analysis, examining a range of techniques and instruments. After an introductory chapter outlining the key principles of Bourdieu’s theory, the book presents detailed examples of data being collected and analysed in a Bourdieusian way across various social science contexts. Both qualitative and quantitative methods are addressed, including analysis of the strengths and weaknesses of each method, as are common data collection procedures such as interview, observation and questionnaire. Examples of Multiple Correspondence Analysis are an important feature of the book, since this was an approach particularly favoured by Bourdieu. In each case study, the pros and cons of different approaches are highlighted and the qualitative/quantitative debate is thoroughly explored. Overall, the book offers readers a blueprint to develop their own methodological plans for using Bourdieu in research practice.

Michael Grenfell is Professor of Education at Trinity College Dublin. His background is in French Studies and his research interests lie in education, language teaching and sociology, focusing particularly on the application of Pierre Bourdieu’s work to a range of research topics. He knew and collaborated with Bourdieu for over twenty years and was three times ‘visiting scholar’ at the École des Hautes Études in Paris. He is the author of Bourdieu and Education: Acts of Practical Theory (with David James, 1998), Bourdieu: Agent Provocateur (2004), Bourdieu, Education and Training (2007), Arts Rules: Bourdieu and the Visual Arts (with Cheryl Hardy, 2007), Bourdieu, Language and Linguistics (2007) and Bourdieu: Key Concepts (2012).
Frédéric Lebaron has been Professor of Sociology at the University of Versailles-Saint-Quentin-en-Yvelines (UMR Professions-Institutions- Temporalités) since September 2013, following sixteen years at the University of Picardie-Jules Verne in Amiens, where he directed the Centre Universitaire de Recherches sur l’Action publique et le Politique, Epistémologie et Sciences Sociales. He specializes in social sciences methodology, economic sociology, political sociology and social inequality. His books include Lectures de Pierre Bourdieu (with Gérard Mauger), Les indicateurs sociaux au XXIème siècle, La crise de la croyance économique and Le savant, le politique et la mondialisation.