Le cas du soldat nu
Employment policies are central to contemporary social models. According to liberal democratic principles, public debate around policies must be characterized by politicization, understood as a discursive process marked by contingency and controversy. Given the far-reaching transformations in employ...
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cairn-CITE_005_0113CITECités https://shs.cairn.info/revue-cites-2001-1-page-113?lang=fr https://doi.org/10.3917/cite.005.0113 Le cas du soldat nu Diamond, Cora2001 fre Cités | 5 | 1 | 2001-03-01 | p. 113-125 | 1299-5495 CITE_00594 Employment policies are central to contemporary social models. According to liberal democratic principles, public debate around policies must be characterized by politicization, understood as a discursive process marked by contingency and controversy. Given the far-reaching transformations in employment policies, this study examines how they are (de)politicized in Belgian and French television news through a framing analysis of coverage from three points in time: 1995–96, 2005–06, and 2019. We then test differences between countries, time points, and speaker types using multinomial analysis. The results show that discourses are predominantly depoliticized, without significant country differences, but a decrease in the share of depoliticized frames over time. Moreover, trade unions and policy beneficiaries are more likely to produce politicized discourse as compared to other types of actors. These findings raise questions about the democratic quality of policy-making for employment and challenge taken-for-granted conceptions of liberal democratic theory.Les politiques de l’emploi, au cœur des modèles sociaux européens, ont fait l’objet de réformes profondes depuis les années 1990. Cet article interroge la manière dont ces politiques sont discutées dans le débat public, en analysant leur politisation ou leur dépolitisation dans les journaux télévisés en France et en Belgique francophone. En mobilisant une approche discursive de la politisation, fondée sur la reconnaissance de la contingence et de la controverse, l’étude examine près de 600 séquences télévisées sur la base de méthodes mixtes. Les résultats révèlent que les politiques de l’emploi sont majoritairement dépolitisées, et que les discours publics rendent rarement visibles des alternatives politiques. L’analyse met aussi en lumière l’effet cumulatif des discours, contribuant à la formation d’un cadrage dominant. En montrant que la politisation varie selon les catégories d’acteurs (syndicats vs. journalistes/personnel politique) et que le contexte social et les évolutions des politiques influencent les cadrages, l’article interroge les conditions d’un débat public démocratique à propos des politiques de l’emploi.Cairn free access |
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Employment policies are central to contemporary social models. According to liberal democratic principles, public debate around policies must be characterized by politicization, understood as a discursive process marked by contingency and controversy. Given the far-reaching transformations in employment policies, this study examines how they are (de)politicized in Belgian and French television news through a framing analysis of coverage from three points in time: 1995–96, 2005–06, and 2019. We then test differences between countries, time points, and speaker types using multinomial analysis. The results show that discourses are predominantly depoliticized, without significant country differences, but a decrease in the share of depoliticized frames over time. Moreover, trade unions and policy beneficiaries are more likely to produce politicized discourse as compared to other types of actors. These findings raise questions about the democratic quality of policy-making for employment and challenge taken-for-granted conceptions of liberal democratic theory. |
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