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Un gouvernement de la prédiction ?
A government of prediction?
La mise en politique des technologies de calcul et de modélisation
The politics of modeling and computing for policy
Publicado lundi, 06 de mars de 2017
Resumo
Que ce soit sous la forme de l’analyse de grandes masses de données, de la modélisation et simulation numériques, la computation promet une action publique orientée vers le futur, une capacité et légitimité accrues à construire, prédire, ou agir sur celui-ci. Que le futur soit objet de connaissance et d'action n'est pourtant pas chose nouvelle. Quelle est la caractéristique du rapport politique contemporain au(x) futur(s) ? Dans quelle mesure l'émergence d'outils de computation et plus généralement la mise en calcul de la société change-t-elle ce rapport au futur et la capacité à agir sur celui-ci ? Comment les technologies de prédiction sont-elles mises en politique(s) et participent-elles de l’action publique ?
Anúncio
Argument
The LISIS (Laboratoire Interdisciplinaire Sciences Innovations Sociétés) will organize an international conference next September in Paris (11-13).
The conference aims at putting in discussion the modes and effects of the use of computational tools in government and public policies. Computation, be it based on statistical modeling or newest techniques of predictive analytics, holds the promise to be able to anticipate and act infallibly on futures and uncertain situations more generally. That the future is an object of governmental knowledge and action is nothing new though. So, what is the characteristic of today’s relationship with futures in policy making and action? To what extent do the means of computation – from statistical models to learning algorithms employed in predictive analytics — change this relationship, and the collective capacity and legitimacy to engage with future, uncertain situations? Do technologies of prediction change policies and their politics and, if so, how?
Topics
We invite contributions in English or in French, to cover these questions in a range of policy areas (food, agriculture, energy, climate, cities, crime, medicines, chemicals or health).
Abstracts of up to a 1000 words, including elements concerning the research question, theoretical framework and empirical basis of the papers should be sent to conference@innox.fr
by April 18 2017.
The organizing committee will email the applicants back within a month.
The conference will take place in central Paris on 11-13 September 2017.
Two keynote speeches will be offered by Paul N. Edwards, professor at University of Michigan and by Steve Hilgartner, professor at Cornell University.
The scientific and organizing committee
- Stefan Aykut
- Bilel Benbouzid
- Jean-Philippe Cointet
- François Dedieu
- David Demortain
- Pierre-Benoit Joly
- Sylvain Paras
- Antoine Schoen
Laboratoire Interdisciplinaire Sciences Innovations Sociétés (CNRS/ESIEE/INRA/UPEM)
Categorias
- Sociologia (Categoria principal)
- Pensamento, comunicação e arte > Comunicação > Ciências da informação
- Sociedade > Estudos das Ciências > Sociologia das ciências
- Sociedade > Ciências políticas > Políticas e ações políticas
- Pensamento, comunicação e arte > Epistemologia e métodos > Humadidades digitais
Locais
- Indications sur le lieu à venir
Paris, França (75)
Datas
- mardi, 18 de avril de 2017
Ficheiros anexos
Palavras-chave
- Modélisation, simulation numérique, prédiction, analyse de données, computation, anticipation, scénarios, forecasting, foresight, foreknowledge, forward thinking, in silico, gouvernance, action publique, décision, expertise, évaluation des risques,
Contactos
- David Demortain
courriel : demortain [at] inra-ifris [dot] org
Urls de referência
Fonte da informação
- David Demortain
courriel : demortain [at] inra-ifris [dot] org
Para citar este anúncio
« Un gouvernement de la prédiction ? », Chamada de trabalhos, Calenda, Publicado lundi, 06 de mars de 2017, https://calenda-formation.labocleo.org/397741