Sensibilités pragmatiques: Enquêter sur l’action publique
by:
Fabrizio Cantelli
,
Marta Roca i Escoda
,
Joan Stavo-Debauge
Edition: New
Language: French
Format: Paperback
ISBN 10: 9052015716
ISBN 13: 9789052015712
Publication date:
November 9th, 2009
Publisher: P.I.E-Peter Lang S.A., Éditions Scientifiques Internationales
Pages: 444
Genres: Thriller & Suspense, Action & Adventure
Fabrizio Cantelli's exploration into the intricate dynamics of public action offers a profound analysis of the sensitivities surrounding pragmatic approaches to policy-making. He delves into the complexities that characterize the interactions between citizens and governmental entities, highlighting the delicate balance between activism and bureaucracy.
Through a meticulous investigation, the work uncovers how different stakeholders navigate the nuances of public engagement and the impacts of their actions on communities. Cantelli emphasizes the importance of understanding these sensitivities as essential to fostering effective public policies that truly resonate with societal needs.
The narrative weaves together theoretical frameworks and practical examples, providing readers with a comprehensive overview of contemporary challenges faced by public action. By examining real-world cases, the author illustrates how the landscape of public policy can be shaped by the very practices meant to govern it.
In the end, this scholarly endeavor serves not just as an academic resource but as a reminder of the vital role that community perspective plays in authentic governance. Cantelli prompts readers to reconsider how public action should adapt in an ever-evolving societal context, urging a deeper reflection on our collective responsibilities in shaping public life.
Through a meticulous investigation, the work uncovers how different stakeholders navigate the nuances of public engagement and the impacts of their actions on communities. Cantelli emphasizes the importance of understanding these sensitivities as essential to fostering effective public policies that truly resonate with societal needs.
The narrative weaves together theoretical frameworks and practical examples, providing readers with a comprehensive overview of contemporary challenges faced by public action. By examining real-world cases, the author illustrates how the landscape of public policy can be shaped by the very practices meant to govern it.
In the end, this scholarly endeavor serves not just as an academic resource but as a reminder of the vital role that community perspective plays in authentic governance. Cantelli prompts readers to reconsider how public action should adapt in an ever-evolving societal context, urging a deeper reflection on our collective responsibilities in shaping public life.