Description du projet
Détecter la baisse de confiance des Européens dans les gouvernements
La confiance est considérée comme une caractéristique essentielle de tout type de collaboration, en particulier entre un public, son gouvernement et son administration publique. C’est à la fois une condition préalable et une conséquence des régimes réglementaires efficaces. Le projet TiGRE, financé par l’UE, jettera un pont de recherche entre les politiques et les pratiques. Il identifiera comment les réformes et les pratiques administratives peuvent maintenir, améliorer, réparer et entretenir la confiance. Il tiendra compte de la confiance à tous les niveaux de gouvernance (européen, national et régional) et dans les différents régimes réglementaires (finance, sécurité alimentaire, communication et protection des données). Le projet utilisera une approche mixte de pointe pour fournir une compréhension globale de ces processus multifacettes liés à la confiance. Il fournira des critères, des indicateurs et des mécanismes d’alerte précoce pour détecter les baisses de confiance.
Objectif
TiGRE provides an encompassing and coherent analytical framework for the study of trust relationships in governance. It studies trust among actors of regulatory regimes, such as regulators, political, administrative and judicial bodies, the regulated industries, service providers and their interest organisations, consumers and other societal interests, as well as citizens at large. TiGRE opens thereby new research directions within the tradition of studies of trust relationships between citizens and public authorities. TiGRE’s aim is to reveal the role of trust and distrust in European regulatory governance and the ways trust can be maintained, enhanced, repaired and nurtured via administrative practices and reforms. It takes a multilevel governance approach, which includes the EU level as well as the national and regional ones. Trust – both as a pre-condition and a consequence of well-functioning regulatory regimes – is a key factor to be considered in order to capture how these regimes are able to produce effective and legitimate governance. The in-depth investigation of the complex interplay between trust configurations and regulation in different regulatory regimes (finance, food safety, communication and data protection) across levels of governance and in several countries requires the joint effort of experts with wide-ranging experience. TiGRE is run by a tightly integrated multidisciplinary consortium of top-level scholars, who bring together a very broad range of theoretical, substantial, and methodological skills. A cutting-edge mixed-method approach is applied to provide a comprehensive understanding of such multi-faceted trust-related processes. To bridge research with policy and practice, TiGRE provides criteria, indicators and early warning mechanisms for detecting decreasing trust, and scenarios on consequences thereof. They will be validated through interaction with stakeholders and compared with evidence from outside the EU.
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Programme(s)
- H2020-EU.3.6. - SOCIETAL CHALLENGES - Europe In A Changing World - Inclusive, Innovative And Reflective Societies Main Programme
- H2020-EU.3.6.1.2. - Trusted organisations, practices, services and policies that are necessary to build resilient, inclusive, participatory, open and creative societies in Europe, in particular taking into account migration, integration and demographic change
Appel à propositions
H2020-SC6-GOVERNANCE-2018-2019-2020
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H2020-SC6-GOVERNANCE-2019
Régime de financement
RIA - Research and Innovation actionCoordinateur
1015 LAUSANNE
Suisse