Foreword by Sylvain Lenfle
Foreword by Christophe-Toussaint Soulard
Introduction
Nathalie Couix and MouradHannachi
Chapter 1. The management of the commons: a hindrance or a driver of innovation? Astudy of the Noirmoutier new potato sector
François Coléno, Léopold Bergéet Elsa T. Berthet
Introduction
Methodology: a case study based on semi-structuredinterviews
Results
Discussion
Conclusion
Appendices
Chapter 2. Resilience capacities withina network. The case of a Corsican livestock farmers’ organisation facingbluetongue
François Charrier, JeanneLeflaive, Jean-Yves Gambotti and Marie Gisclard
Introduction
The concept of dynamic capabilites for analysing theorganisational and managerial activity of livestock farmers’ networks
Fieldwork and methodology: a case study in Corsica
Results: the network’s dynamic capabilties at theheart of strategies for responding to and anticipating epizootics
Discussionand conclusion
Chapitre 3. Managing multi-stakeholder dynamics for the control ofagricultural water pollution
Mourad Hannachi, Hervé Dumez,Nathalie Raulet-Croset, Camille Torloni-Carpi with a contribution from Lise Marrec
Introduction
Theoretical framework in managementsciences
Methodology: case studies and anarrative approach
Results: trajectories, collective dynamics and keyfactors
Discussionand conclusion
Chapitre 4. Supporting collective agri-environmental action in thewater sector by combining management and participation
Emeline Hassenforder, CarolineLejars and Lætitia Guérin-Schneider
Introduction
Management sciences and the engineeringof participation: analysing and supporting collective action
Methodological framework: applying theCoOPLAGE approach to support collective action processes
Equipping management processes toestablish a water policy in New Caledonia
Discussion
Conclusion: towards a managerial engineering ofparticipation
Chapitre 5. Managing multi-stakeholder dynamics for the control ofagricultural water pollution
Océane Biabiany and EduardoChia
Introduction
Analysing the mechanisms that fosterinterdisciplinarity
The AgroEcoDiv project: three mechanisms for buildinginterdisciplinarity
Changes in the functions of these mechanisms withinthe AED project
Interdisciplinarity through the lens of themechanisms’ functions
Conclusion
Chapitre 6. Managing multi-stakeholder dynamics for the control ofagricultural water pollution
Nathalie Couix
Introduction
Conceptual framework
Presentation of case studies on multi-land usemanagement
A re-examination through the lens of the proposedconceptual framework
Discussion and conclusion: the concept of the“community of inquiry” as a managerial objective
Chapitre 7. Management sciences and agri-environmental issues:mutual contributions
Mourad Hannachi, NathalieCouix, Elsa Berthet, Océane Biabiany, François Charrier,
Eduardo Chia, François Coléno,Lætitia Guérin-Schneider, Emeline Hassenforder and Caroline Lejars
Managementsciences provide relevant interpretative frameworks for the agri-environment
Theagri-environment’s multiple contributions to management sciences
Conclusion
Mourad Hannachi and NathalieCouix
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