The obstacles to participation among precarious populations. How a charity organization shapes collective identifications
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2019
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citizen participation politicization charity precariousness categorization population minority groups collective identificationSujets proches
Field guides Keys (Identification guides) Identification guides Particle size reduction Comminution Grinding (Size reduction) Architectural engineering Construction Buildings--Design and construction Engineering, Architectural Demography Demographics Appareillage Écrasage Micronisation Pulvérisation (broyage) Broyage (fragmentation) Comminution Concassage Trituration Natalité Dimension de la population Surpeuplement Surpopulation Accroissement de population Génie architecturalCiter ce document
Caroline Arnal et al., « The obstacles to participation among precarious populations. How a charity organization shapes collective identifications », Participations, ID : 10670/1.yz291a
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This paper addresses the question of the drivers and obstacles to participation among precarious populations. It is based on a field survey carried out in a charity organization and focuses on the construction of collective identifications among the beneficiaries. It highlights the role of the charity organization in the shaping of these identifications, as well as their fragmentation. Together, these two mechanisms make it difficult for precarious populations to have their voice heard collectively. Finally, the paper emphasizes how such a collective voice seldom emerges, by questioning who is responsible for poverty.