Revues scientifiques et personnes ressources

De Démocratie.

À compléter et enrichir

Revues et maisons d'édition

• International journal of public participation
• Politix. Revue des sciences sociales du politique (Articles disponibles en ligne).
• Revue Développement Social. Institut national de santé publique du Québec, éditeur délégué. Numéros gratuits à télécharger.
• Revue du MAUSS permanente
• Revue Sciences humaines Voir en particulier le n°204, mai 2009: Dossier: Démocratie, Démocratie, crise ou renouveau? Bibliographie

• Revue Science, Technology and Human Values

• Revue Science & Public Policy

• Revue Public Understanding of science
• Science studies

• VertigO. La revue électronique en sciences de l'environnement. Revue scientifique internationale et interdisciplinaire en accès libre.

• Éditions ERES publiant de nombreuses revues en siences sociales et psychanalyse

Professeurs et personnalités oeuvrant dans le domaine

• Antoine Messarra

• Archon Fung

Participation and Deliberation in Democratic Governance My research and teaching aim to understand whether and how participation and deliberation can make contemporary public governance more fair and effective. On this site, you can take a look at what innovative citizens, officials, and activists are doing to improve public education, policing, the condition of the environment, and even the lives of workers in sweatshops in America and abroad. These projects enable ordinary people get involved in the affairs of state. Government, big or small, Democrat or Republican (or even Communist and Worker's parties in developing countries like Brazil and India), just isn't going to work very well for them unless they do.

These ideas of participation and deliberation seem straightforward, but they are complex, even daunting, in both theory and practice. But when citizens and leaders figure out how to practice democracy effectively in their own corners of social and political life, democracy pays off like nothing else can.

Contact : Archon

• The Deliberative Democracy Consortium

The Deliberative Democracy Consortium (DDC) is a network of researchers and practitioners working together to strengthen the field of deliberative democracy. The Consortium seeks to support research activities and to advance practice at all levels of government, in North America and around the world.

• Melody Houk Professionnelle du Centre de Sociologie des Organisations, Paris

Contact : m.houk@cso.cnrs.fr

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