Titlebook: Culture and Policy-Making; Pluralism, Performat Marco Cremaschi,Carlotta Fioretti,Sergio Salvatore Book 2021 The Editor(s) (if applicable)

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Work Out Applied Mathematics ‘A‘ Leveld in shaping policies. Connectingrepresentations and actions is the first dimension of performativity that has already beenfocused upon by several approaches in policy design and policy-making. The chapter tries togo further and look at performativity as a way of overhauling the design of policies,

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The Dynamics of Witch Prosecution,through the mediation of whichthe sensemaker recognises the systemic dimension of personal and social life, experiencing itas something that matters. The concept is discussed both in terms of the theoretical frameworkit is grounded on and of the empirical evidence supporting its role in shaping the

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The Dynamics of Witch Prosecution,how, why and to what extent a policy of urban regeneration, that is to say the French . implemented in the North-East of Paris, recognises and uses the cultural dimension, conceptualised through the three tenets of cultural pluralism, performativity of sensemaking, and distribution of semiotic capit

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Policies and Culture: Mind the Gape establishing some elements of dialogue:the grid-group theory, ethnography, the argumentative turn and pragmatism, the more insidious position of radical constructionism. Findings from researchers face a more anodyne world of policy-making, where culture is often mobilised as a self-reassuring mant

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Culture as Sensemakingfined by common participation in a given environment (e.g. a territory, a system of action, a communication setting). Such a dynamics of sensemaking is channelled by embodied, generalised, affect-laden meaning (Symbolic Universes, according to the SCPT terminology) that are active within the cultura

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A Cultural View of Policy-Making. Pluralism, Performativity, and Semiotic Capitalsed—cultural pluralism, theperformativity of sensemaking and the relevance of semiotic capital. The cultural pluralismconcept claims that the objective characteristics of reality—however one wants to intendobjectivity—are unable to reduce fully the space of freedom that qualifies any subjective act