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Liste des vidéos :&#13;
- Evolution des outils de conservation et de la mise en valeur du patrimoine : France-Chili-Palestine&#13;
Philippe Revault , Ecole nationale supérieure d'architecture de Paris Belleville, France&#13;
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Vidéo en espagnol&#13;
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Claudia Woywood , Architecte diplômée de l'Université Mayor, Chili. Maîtrise en Patrimoine Urbain dans l'Ecole Nationale Supérieure de Paris-Belleville, France&#13;
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Les uns et les autres, nous éprouvons cruellement la difficulté d’une telle ambition : nos efforts se heurtent à l’incompréhension du grand public, à la frilosité de quelques élus ou à la persistance de problèmes sociaux lourds, trop lourds. Et pourtant, la ville, notre ville ne se fera pas sans nous !…&#13;
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Pour comprendre cette surprenante stabilité politique dans un monde à ce point en désordre, Philippe Zittoun examine le processus de « fabrique des solutions », moins comme un travail expert de résolution de problèmes que comme une activité politique qui contribue à définir, à propager et à imposer une proposition de politique publique pour « remettre en ordre » la société.&#13;
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S’appuyant sur un important travail de recherche et d’enquêtes menées au coeur de ce processus, cette approche nouvelle de l’action publique permet de mieux comprendre l’activité de nos gouvernants, véritables Sisyphes des temps modernes.&#13;
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Sommaire :&#13;
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Introduction / LA FABRIQUE D'UN ÉNONCÉ DE POLITIQUE PUBLIQUE&#13;
Les enjeux définitionnels des politiques publiques&#13;
À la recherche de la question politique...&#13;
Une activité d'abord politique&#13;
Quelques préalables méthodologiques sur le langage&#13;
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Chapitre 1 / METTRE LA SOCIÉTÉ EN DÉSORDRE&#13;
CONSTRUCTION, PROPAGATION ET POLITISATION DES PROBLÈMES SOCIAUX&#13;
Une approche pragmatique des problèmes publics&#13;
Luttes définitionnelles autour des problèmes inacceptables&#13;
Conclusion&#13;
&#13;
Chapitre 2 / DÉFINIR UNE SOLUTION&#13;
UN BRICOLAGE COMPLEXE POUR RÉSOUDRE DES PROBLÈMES&#13;
Bricoler pour résoudre des problèmes insolubles&#13;
Du bricolage cognitif aux jeux de langage&#13;
Les cinq couplages pour définir une solution&#13;
Du couplage à l’assemblage&#13;
Conclusion&#13;
&#13;
Chapitre 3 / PROPAGER UNE SOLUTION&#13;
UN TRAVAIL ARGUMENTATIF POUR CIMENTER UNE COALITION&#13;
Argumenter pour persuader&#13;
La discussion comme mise à l’épreuve des stratégies de persuasion&#13;
De la persuasion à la diffusion, la construction des coalitions discursives&#13;
Conclusion&#13;
&#13;
Chapitre 4 / IMPOSER UNE SOLUTION&#13;
UNE ÉLABORATION TOPOGRAPHIQUE POUR DÉSIGNER UN « DÉCIDEUR »&#13;
Les paradoxes d’une prise en compte des positions&#13;
Les enjeux définitionnels d’une topographie des positions&#13;
La décision pour figer les topographies dans les énoncés&#13;
Conclusion&#13;
&#13;
Chapitre 5 / LE TRAMWAY PARISIEN&#13;
UNE SOLUTION EN QUÊTE DE PROBLÈME, DE PROPAGATION ET DE DÉCIDEUR&#13;
Un tramway pour quel problème ?&#13;
Persuader pour propager la « bonne » solution&#13;
Décider du tracé, les enjeux de pouvoir en action&#13;
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