La gouvernance participative des forêts publiques : L’Ontario et le Québec, des chemins parallèles ?
Canadian provincial’s forest policies reflect the transition dynamic from a hierarchical governance to a "multilevel governance" (Pülzl and Rametsteiner, 2002), meaning that they open spaces to new actors. Canada's forest sector has been the core of national economic development, bein...
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| description | Canadian provincial’s forest policies reflect the transition dynamic from a hierarchical governance to a "multilevel governance" (Pülzl and Rametsteiner, 2002), meaning that they open spaces to new actors. Canada's forest sector has been the core of national economic development, being a lever for regional development, particularly in the provinces of Ontario and Quebec. Our paper would like to emphasize the points of convergence and divergence between participatory governance mechanisms established in each province in forest policy decision making. Our analysis suggests that several similarities transcend this new generation of governance, but it takes place in specific institutional contexts that modulate participatory forms. In the cases studied, two distinct trajectories of participatory governance have been identified : the territorialization of participation in the case of Quebec and the reconstruction of provincial governance in Ontario. This comparative analysis helps to reframe some of the terms of debate in regard to the theories and forms of participatory governance. |
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| spelling | doaj-art-5d9c931c7e9e4bfcab1b824eaf1e54f92024-12-09T15:13:17ZengUniversité Lille 1Territoire en Mouvement1950-56982011-09-0111193210.4000/tem.1186La gouvernance participative des forêts publiques : L’Ontario et le Québec, des chemins parallèles ?Guy ChiassonCatalina GonzalezÉdith LeclercCanadian provincial’s forest policies reflect the transition dynamic from a hierarchical governance to a "multilevel governance" (Pülzl and Rametsteiner, 2002), meaning that they open spaces to new actors. Canada's forest sector has been the core of national economic development, being a lever for regional development, particularly in the provinces of Ontario and Quebec. Our paper would like to emphasize the points of convergence and divergence between participatory governance mechanisms established in each province in forest policy decision making. Our analysis suggests that several similarities transcend this new generation of governance, but it takes place in specific institutional contexts that modulate participatory forms. In the cases studied, two distinct trajectories of participatory governance have been identified : the territorialization of participation in the case of Quebec and the reconstruction of provincial governance in Ontario. This comparative analysis helps to reframe some of the terms of debate in regard to the theories and forms of participatory governance.https://journals.openedition.org/tem/1186Quebecforest policyconvergenceparticipatory governanceOntario |
| spellingShingle | Guy Chiasson Catalina Gonzalez Édith Leclerc La gouvernance participative des forêts publiques : L’Ontario et le Québec, des chemins parallèles ? Territoire en Mouvement Quebec forest policy convergence participatory governance Ontario |
| title | La gouvernance participative des forêts publiques : L’Ontario et le Québec, des chemins parallèles ? |
| title_full | La gouvernance participative des forêts publiques : L’Ontario et le Québec, des chemins parallèles ? |
| title_fullStr | La gouvernance participative des forêts publiques : L’Ontario et le Québec, des chemins parallèles ? |
| title_full_unstemmed | La gouvernance participative des forêts publiques : L’Ontario et le Québec, des chemins parallèles ? |
| title_short | La gouvernance participative des forêts publiques : L’Ontario et le Québec, des chemins parallèles ? |
| title_sort | la gouvernance participative des forets publiques l ontario et le quebec des chemins paralleles |
| topic | Quebec forest policy convergence participatory governance Ontario |
| url | https://journals.openedition.org/tem/1186 |
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