Stratégie territoriale: les impacts et les limites d’un cadre participatif « incitatif-coercitif »

Valéry Michaux

Revue d'économie régionale et urbaine, 2018, vol. Janvier, issue 1, 33-60

Abstract: The Voynet Act encourages local authorities to coordinate and cooperate in joint territorial strategic projects involving civil society (local strategic territorial planning). This article is based on a comparative longitudinal (eight years) analysis of ten joint local strategic projects defined and implemented within the same region. Our analysis shows that changes in local authorities? strategy towards common inter-sectorial policies had only been possible in 60% of the territories after eight years under certain conditions. Such changes result from an ?incentive-coercion? participatory frame adopted by the regional authorities to implement the principles of the Voynet Act. Under certain conditions, over the eight years we observed a chain reaction of progressive transformations and systems effects between local and regional levels that could be described a ?territorial tectonic? effects, to take up Lacour?s famous metaphor (1993, 1996) in a different context.

Keywords: Strategic territorial planning; Local governance; Public policy and local transformations; Territorial project; Local authority strategy (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2018
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