Le politique face au numérique : une fascination à hauts risques

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Abstract
This article aims to focus on some theoretical elements to initiate a critical approach of digital artefact that takes into account its political dimension and power relations that structure its deployment, usually taken for granted. In a archaeological perspective of discourses, we will try to articulate an analysis about power relationships in the development of public policies and a second that considers technical artefacts as “traces” of political projects.
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Authors Thibault, Françoise;Mabi, Clément;
Journal socio
Year 2015
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economics as a science social sciences (general) anthropology social sciences history (general) and history of europe language and literature sociology (general) law law in general. comparative and uniform law. jurisprudence modern history, 1453- history of greece history of civilization

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