Fêtes publiques

This article offers a narrative synthesis on public celebrations based on studies of the governance of practices. These events have been little studied by management science even though they have been central to the management policies of French urban towns since the 1980s. This synthesis reveals fi...

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Autore principale: Gicquel, Yohan
Natura: Article ou chapitre numérique
Lingua:Français
Pubblicazione: 2024
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spelling cairn-RFG_317_0137RFGRevue française de gestion https://shs.cairn.info/revue-francaise-de-gestion-2024-4-page-137?lang=fr https://doi.org/10.1684/rfg.2024.21 Fêtes publiques Gicquel, Yohan2024 fête publiquegouvernementalitémarketing urbainmultiscalaritépolitique publiquesynthèse narrativegovernmentalitymultiscalaritynarrative synthesispublic celebrationpublic policyurban marketingfre Revue française de gestion | 317 | 4 | 2024-09-16 | p. 137-160 | 0338-4551 RFG_31734 This article offers a narrative synthesis on public celebrations based on studies of the governance of practices. These events have been little studied by management science even though they have been central to the management policies of French urban towns since the 1980s. This synthesis reveals five models for including the public in the celebrations, depending on the town policies. It also highlights their multiscalarity and the limits of this approach. Finally, various managerial and societal implications are identified and avenues of research proposed.Cet article propose une synthèse narrative sur les fêtes publiques à partir des travaux sur la gouvernementalité des pratiques. Ces événements ont été peu étudiés en gestion alors qu’ils sont centraux dans les politiques des villes urbaines françaises depuis les années 1980. Cette synthèse dévoile cinq modèles d’inclusion des publics dans la fête selon les politiques des villes. Elle met aussi au jour leur multiscalarité et les limites de l'approche. En conclusion, différentes implications managériales et sociétales ainsi que des voies de recherche sont proposées.Cairn restricted access
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topic fête publique
gouvernementalité
marketing urbain
multiscalarité
politique publique
synthèse narrative
governmentality
multiscalarity
narrative synthesis
public celebration
public policy
urban marketing
spellingShingle fête publique
gouvernementalité
marketing urbain
multiscalarité
politique publique
synthèse narrative
governmentality
multiscalarity
narrative synthesis
public celebration
public policy
urban marketing
Gicquel, Yohan
Fêtes publiques
topic_facet fête publique
gouvernementalité
marketing urbain
multiscalarité
politique publique
synthèse narrative
governmentality
multiscalarity
narrative synthesis
public celebration
public policy
urban marketing
description This article offers a narrative synthesis on public celebrations based on studies of the governance of practices. These events have been little studied by management science even though they have been central to the management policies of French urban towns since the 1980s. This synthesis reveals five models for including the public in the celebrations, depending on the town policies. It also highlights their multiscalarity and the limits of this approach. Finally, various managerial and societal implications are identified and avenues of research proposed.
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