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Première Conférence Internationale sur les Politiques Publiques, Grenoble, 26-28 juin 2013This panel focuses on the influence of global discourses on policy-making at the various stages of the policy cycle, and particularly at the crucial but under-investigated stage of policy implementation at the local level. So far, most policy analysis theories in the domain of social protection have been inspired by national welfare states and social policies. Recently, however, both socio-economic globalisation and political regionalisation and decentralisation have highlighted the importance of rescaling processes in the field of social policy. Rescaling processes imply a weakening of the traditional overlap of policy formulation, policy-making and definitions of social citizenship at a single (e.g. national) scale, and its re-articulation along different policy scales. In this panel, we would like to thematise the consequences of such processes in the field of social protection - in which national values, symbols, traditions, actors or systems have played a key role ; and ask where to global discourses come into play ? (...)Lire la suite : http://icpublicpolicy.org/spip.php?article60#DISCOURSESContacts :Olivier Giraud, LISE - CNRS / CNAM, France, olivier.giraud@cnam.frBarbara Lucas, Haute école de travail social and University of Geneva,barbara.lucas@unige.chDeadline: 31 janvier 2013