2016
DOI: 10.3917/parti.014.0207
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Les arènes de la normalisation internationale à l’épreuve de la participation : le projet INTERNORM

Abstract: RésuméNotre communication porte sur un projet pilote (INTERNORM) financé par l'Université de Lausanne pour favoriser l'implication des acteurs associatifs dans l'élaboration des normes internationales de type ISO. Elle analyse les effets d'un dispositif participatif sur l'environnement institutionnel très particulier de la diplomatie technique ayant cours à l'ISO. Elle présente les résultats intermédiaires d'une réflexion sur l'apport de dispositifs délibératifs pour démocratiser le champ de la normalisation i… Show more

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“…Finally, descriptive statistics on participation by stakeholders' groups often reflect dummy data with regard to the ability of corporate representatives to organize themselves and defend their interests on a truly global level. Personal observations drawn from a 'research-action' project, devised to support the direct participation of civil society organizations in arenas setting international standards, witnessed a number of cases of unambiguous power plays in which, for instance, the preferences of one representative of an umbrella industry association prevailed over a much larger number of disparate stakeholders' voices (Hauert et al 2016).…”
Section: Institutions Shaping Standardsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Finally, descriptive statistics on participation by stakeholders' groups often reflect dummy data with regard to the ability of corporate representatives to organize themselves and defend their interests on a truly global level. Personal observations drawn from a 'research-action' project, devised to support the direct participation of civil society organizations in arenas setting international standards, witnessed a number of cases of unambiguous power plays in which, for instance, the preferences of one representative of an umbrella industry association prevailed over a much larger number of disparate stakeholders' voices (Hauert et al 2016).…”
Section: Institutions Shaping Standardsmentioning
confidence: 99%