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Retour réflexif d’un chercheur en sciences de gestion sur sa légitimité à investiguer le terrain de l’insertion

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  • Elise Marcandella

    (CEREFIGE - Centre Européen de Recherche en Economie Financière et Gestion des Entreprises - UL - Université de Lorraine)

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This article discusses the interest of interdisciplinarity in humanities and social sciences to address certain management issues. To illustrate this point, we describe a research-intervention, funded by a local authority, which have as target to facilitate the cooperation between all stakeholders in the field of social inclusion, including the beneficiaries, as part of the response to a call for projects launched by the State. First, we show how our approach to research, which we qualify as ethical, has led us to question our legitimacy, as a researcher in management sciences, to approach «people far from employment». Second, we explain how the creation of an interdisciplinary and interprofessional working collective, the PICOTE collective, enabled us to remove doubt about our legitimacy. We conclude on the importance of the researcher's reflective feedback on his practice in order to evolve it towards a better consideration of stakeholders and on the need to go towards a system for evaluating the quality of research considering its societal impacts.

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  • Elise Marcandella, 2020. "Retour réflexif d’un chercheur en sciences de gestion sur sa légitimité à investiguer le terrain de l’insertion," Post-Print hal-02872684, HAL.
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    Innovative collaborative project; Territory; Interdisciplinarity; Research ethics; Legitimacy; Légitimité; Ehique en recherche; Interdisciplinarité; Territoire; Projet innovant collaboratif;
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