Penser la pluriactivité dans le Haut-Languedoc: registres de justification et dispositif d'accompagnement

Hélène Tallon, Michel Dulcire and Aurélie Dubien

Revue d'économie régionale et urbaine, 2013, vol. février, issue 1, 93-117

Abstract: How do rural activities support organizations justify the pluriactivity in their policies ? The pluriactivity is becoming an important issue in Languedoc-Roussillon. Nevertheless the resources of ?accompaniment? do not always share the same views concerning the pluriactivity contribution in activity development and dynamic. They bring into sharp relief the tensions and ambiguities in public policy. In order to understand the divergences observed, we analyzed the forms of justification on which the discourses are built. Our results show that the way pluriactivity contribute to activities? resilience is considered as a real asset in crisis management. However it limits the pluriactivity to the dimension of the « small » and « fragile ». Moreover the approach of pluriactivity remains different between organisations and pluriactives. Political views of work confront one another, contrasting with the ideal of a coherent « world ». Nonetheless the apparatus of accompaniment should take this situation into account.

Keywords: accompaniment; justification; pluriactivity; rural area (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2013
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