Jeremy Bourgoin
Biographic Data
| ID | 149781 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Jeremy Bourgoin |
| GIVEN NAMES | Jeremy |
| FAMILY NAME | Bourgoin |
| SIGNATURE | BOURGOIN J |
| AFFILIATIONS | Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-6871-1859 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 12 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 85 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 12 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2011 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Pushing accountability boundaries for transnational land investments
Land deals worldwide persist in reinforcing the dispossession of traditional communities, facilitating the transfer of public lands to private entities, and contributing to violence. Land control remains opaque and financial capital shows a growing interest in land as an 'alternative asset'. A prevailing trend in land investments is the anonymity of ultimate beneficiaries and major investors within these corporate and financial firms. Merging obs…
Mining resources, the inconvenient truth of the “ecological” transition
The future of social-ecological systems at the crossroads of quantitative and qualitative methods
Urgent calls to transform societies toward more sustainability make the practice of anticipation more and more necessary. The progressive development of computational technologies has opened room for a growing use of quantitative methods to explore the future of social-ecological systems, in addition to qualitative methods. This warrants investigating issues of power relationships and discontinuities and unknowns that arise when mingling quantita…
Beyond land grabbing narratives, acknowledging patterns and regimes of land control in Senegal
Land observatories, discourses and struggles beyond the smokescreen. A case study in Senegal
Beyond controversy, putting a livestock footprint on the map of the Senegal River delta
Une agriculture familiale de plus en plus dépendante du salariat ? Les travailleurs saisonniers dans l'agriculture familiale sénégalaise (régions des Niayes et du Delta)
Le Sénégal connaît une demande croissante en travail saisonnier dans le secteur agricole. Dans le cadre de l'agriculture familiale, ce phénomène résulte d'une différenciation socioéconomique au sein de l'agriculture familiale induite par des décennies de soutien de l'État à des modèles productifs agricoles particuliers. Cet article analyse le travail saisonnier à partir de l'expérience des salariés agricoles, socialement et politiquement invisibi…
Dossier
Une série d’expérimentations participatives en situation réelle de développement territorial, s’appuyant sur un jeu original de simulation, a été engagée depuis la fin des années 1990 au Sénégal, dans le but de laisser les acteurs locaux participant à l’expérience construire leurs positions de façon autonome sur la question foncière. L’enjeu méthodologique était d’établir une procédure délibérative sans méthodologie de diagnostic ou de planificat…
Engaging Local Communities in Low Emissions Land-Use Planning
Bourgoin, J., J.-C. Castella, C. Hett, G. Lestrelin, and A. Heinimann 2013. Engaging local communities in low emissions land-use planning: a case study from Laos. Ecology and Society 18(2): 9. https://doi.org/10.5751/ES-05362-180209
Effects of Landscape Segregation on Livelihood Vulnerability
Territorialising Sustainable Development
Since the emergence of the sustainable development paradigm in the late 1980s, land-use planning has become a key arena for political debates over society-environment interactions and, in practice, an important means for territorialisation projects. The paper reviews the main planning approaches that have been employed over the past three decades in the Lao People's Democratic Republic, a country that has long been viewed as a valuable policy tes…
Plup Fiction”
A landscape simulation was designed and tested in Viengkham, a mountainous district in the north of Lao PDR. This social learning process was introduced by researchers affiliated with national research institutions to improve land use planning practices and increase the ownership of local people in the planning process. Twelve members of the village land management committees participated in the role play called “PLUP Fiction,” which is part of a…
Effects of Landscape Segregation on Livelihood Vulnerability
Territorialising Sustainable Development
Since the emergence of the sustainable development paradigm in the late 1980s, land-use planning has become a key arena for political debates over society-environment interactions and, in practice, an important means for territorialisation projects. The paper reviews the main planning approaches that have been employed over the past three decades in the Lao People's Democratic Republic, a country that has long been viewed as a valuable policy tes…
Engaging Local Communities in Low Emissions Land-Use Planning
Bourgoin, J., J.-C. Castella, C. Hett, G. Lestrelin, and A. Heinimann 2013. Engaging local communities in low emissions land-use planning: a case study from Laos. Ecology and Society 18(2): 9. https://doi.org/10.5751/ES-05362-180209
Pushing accountability boundaries for transnational land investments
Land deals worldwide persist in reinforcing the dispossession of traditional communities, facilitating the transfer of public lands to private entities, and contributing to violence. Land control remains opaque and financial capital shows a growing interest in land as an 'alternative asset'. A prevailing trend in land investments is the anonymity of ultimate beneficiaries and major investors within these corporate and financial firms. Merging obs…
Mining resources, the inconvenient truth of the “ecological” transition
Beyond land grabbing narratives, acknowledging patterns and regimes of land control in Senegal
Beyond controversy, putting a livestock footprint on the map of the Senegal River delta
Une agriculture familiale de plus en plus dépendante du salariat ? Les travailleurs saisonniers dans l'agriculture familiale sénégalaise (régions des Niayes et du Delta)
Le Sénégal connaît une demande croissante en travail saisonnier dans le secteur agricole. Dans le cadre de l'agriculture familiale, ce phénomène résulte d'une différenciation socioéconomique au sein de l'agriculture familiale induite par des décennies de soutien de l'État à des modèles productifs agricoles particuliers. Cet article analyse le travail saisonnier à partir de l'expérience des salariés agricoles, socialement et politiquement invisibi…
Plup Fiction”
A landscape simulation was designed and tested in Viengkham, a mountainous district in the north of Lao PDR. This social learning process was introduced by researchers affiliated with national research institutions to improve land use planning practices and increase the ownership of local people in the planning process. Twelve members of the village land management committees participated in the role play called “PLUP Fiction,” which is part of a…
Territorialising Sustainable Development
Since the emergence of the sustainable development paradigm in the late 1980s, land-use planning has become a key arena for political debates over society-environment interactions and, in practice, an important means for territorialisation projects. The paper reviews the main planning approaches that have been employed over the past three decades in the Lao People's Democratic Republic, a country that has long been viewed as a valuable policy tes…
Engaging Local Communities in Low Emissions Land-Use Planning
Bourgoin, J., J.-C. Castella, C. Hett, G. Lestrelin, and A. Heinimann 2013. Engaging local communities in low emissions land-use planning: a case study from Laos. Ecology and Society 18(2): 9. https://doi.org/10.5751/ES-05362-180209
Effects of Landscape Segregation on Livelihood Vulnerability
Dossier
Une série d’expérimentations participatives en situation réelle de développement territorial, s’appuyant sur un jeu original de simulation, a été engagée depuis la fin des années 1990 au Sénégal, dans le but de laisser les acteurs locaux participant à l’expérience construire leurs positions de façon autonome sur la question foncière. L’enjeu méthodologique était d’établir une procédure délibérative sans méthodologie de diagnostic ou de planificat…
Beyond controversy, putting a livestock footprint on the map of the Senegal River delta
Une agriculture familiale de plus en plus dépendante du salariat ? Les travailleurs saisonniers dans l'agriculture familiale sénégalaise (régions des Niayes et du Delta)
Le Sénégal connaît une demande croissante en travail saisonnier dans le secteur agricole. Dans le cadre de l'agriculture familiale, ce phénomène résulte d'une différenciation socioéconomique au sein de l'agriculture familiale induite par des décennies de soutien de l'État à des modèles productifs agricoles particuliers. Cet article analyse le travail saisonnier à partir de l'expérience des salariés agricoles, socialement et politiquement invisibi…
The future of social-ecological systems at the crossroads of quantitative and qualitative methods
Urgent calls to transform societies toward more sustainability make the practice of anticipation more and more necessary. The progressive development of computational technologies has opened room for a growing use of quantitative methods to explore the future of social-ecological systems, in addition to qualitative methods. This warrants investigating issues of power relationships and discontinuities and unknowns that arise when mingling quantita…
Beyond land grabbing narratives, acknowledging patterns and regimes of land control in Senegal
Land observatories, discourses and struggles beyond the smokescreen. A case study in Senegal
Mining resources, the inconvenient truth of the “ecological” transition
Pushing accountability boundaries for transnational land investments
Land deals worldwide persist in reinforcing the dispossession of traditional communities, facilitating the transfer of public lands to private entities, and contributing to violence. Land control remains opaque and financial capital shows a growing interest in land as an 'alternative asset'. A prevailing trend in land investments is the anonymity of ultimate beneficiaries and major investors within these corporate and financial firms. Merging obs…
Political science (9 works) · Environmental resource management (7 works) · Geography (7 works) · Land use (7 works) · Ecology (6 works) · Economics (6 works) · Environmental planning (6 works) · Agriculture and Rural Development Research (4 works) · Agriculture, Land Use, Rural Development (4 works) · Business (4 works)