Issue |
Nat. Sci. Soc.
Volume 29, Number 1, Janvier/Mars 2021
Dossier « Politiques locales de l’énergie : un renouveau sous contraintes »
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Page(s) | 77 - 86 | |
Section | Vie de la recherche – Research news | |
DOI | https://doi.org/10.1051/nss/2021025 | |
Published online | 28 May 2021 |
Construire un regard sociohydrologique (3). Expérimenter un canevas pour engager la négociation interdisciplinaire
Development of a socio-hydrological approach (3). Testing a framework for interdisciplinary negotiation
1
Sociologie, INRAE, UMR G-Eau,
Montpellier, France
2
Anthropologie, IRD, UMR G-Eau,
Montpellier, France
3
Hydrogéologie, IRD, UMR G-Eau,
Montpellier, France
4
Modélisation et simulation sociale, INRAE, UMR G-Eau,
Montpellier, France
5
Sciences de gestion de l’environnement, AgroParisTech, UMR G-Eau,
Montpellier, France
6
Agrohydrologie, AgroParisTech, UMR G-Eau,
Montpellier, France
7
Géographie, CNRS, UMR EVS,
Lyon, France
* Auteur correspondant : anne-laure.collard@inrae.fr
Troisième volet d’un travail sur la démarche sociohydrologique, ce retour d’expérience s’intéresse aux modalités du dialogue interdisciplinaire en l’absence d’une expérience de terrain partagée. Un postulat a guidé la confection d’un « canevas » pour structurer les échanges au sein d’un groupe de chercheurs : la nécessité de partager des expériences pour négocier les points de convergence entre regards des sciences de la nature et de la société sur un même objet, ici les canaux d’irrigation communautaires. L’analyse du processus de construction, d’expérimentation et d’évaluation de ce canevas est entendue comme élément à part entière du processus interdisciplinaire. La double perspective sur laquelle repose cette contribution, expérimentation et réflexivité, permet un retour sur les modalités du dialogue interdisciplinaire et examine l’importance des frustrations dans la progression de la négociation.
Abstract
This paper is the third part of a reflective work on building a socio-hydrological approach. It focuses on the interdisciplinary dialogue between members of a research team associating the social and biophysical sciences. The key point is the construction of the interdisciplinary dialogue when it is not anchored in the previous experience of shared fieldwork. The creation of a framework to structure the dialogue is based on the premise that sharing experiences is crucial for negotiating a convergence between social and biophysical perspectives on reality. The first stage is to select an object on which to focus a collective analysis, in the present case the small-scale irrigation canals. The second stage consists in testing the framework during a three-day workshop. Third comes the collective negotiation of the analysis presented in the paper. Analysis of the construction, experimentation and evaluation process of the framework is considered an integral part of the interdisciplinary process. The dual approach of this contribution, i.e., experimentation and reflexivity, allows the analysis of the modalities of the interdisciplinary dialogue and questions the importance of frustrations in the progress of the interdisciplinary negotiation.
Mots clés : environnement / ressources naturelles / méthodologie / dialogue interdisciplinaire / réflexivité
Key words: environment / natural resources / methodology / interdisciplinary dialogue / reflexivity
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