Juliette Davret
Biographic Data
| ID | 2744522 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Juliette Davret |
| GIVEN NAMES | Juliette |
| FAMILY NAME | Davret |
| SIGNATURE | DAVRET J |
| AFFILIATIONS | National University of Ireland, Maynooth |
| ORCID | 0009-0005-7778-6595 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 1 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 8 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
The Politics of Counting Homelessness: The Case of Ireland
Homelessness remains a critical social issue in Ireland, yet its true scale is systematically obscured by definitional limitations, methodological inconsistencies, and political interference in data collection. While official statistics reported 16,058 individuals relying on emergency accommodation as of July 2025 (a rise of +244% since July 2015), this figure excludes substantial populations: rough sleepers, domestic violence survivors, asylum s…
The digital turn in planning and the production of ‘good enough’ planning systems
The digitalization of planning has taken place in a context where planning work is on-going and cannot be halted, and in which there are embedded institutional and technical systems and practices, as well as a number of technical, regulatory and socio-cultural data frictions. This context has led to a sub-optimizing approach to digitalization. In this paper, we examine the digital mediation of planning through an in-depth case study of a multi-sc…
Reframing data activism: Towards a broader understanding of datafied social movements
Social movements are adapting to datafication in diverse and complex ways. This paper refines existing conceptualisations of datafied social movements by analysing how two organisations within Ireland's housing and just-city movements navigate datafication. Through a longitudinal comparative study of the Dublin Democratic Planning Alliance, an expert-driven advocacy network, and the Community Action Tenants Union, a grassroots, mass-membership un…
Unpacking map authority in marine spatial planning: A stakeholder perspective on map making and map use in ocean governance
International audience
Assemblage theory, data systems and data ecosystems: The data assemblages of the Irish planning system
The work of the state has been transformed by digitalisation and datafication, with paper systems increasingly complemented and replaced by digital data systems. While much research has been undertaken on the effects of these data systems on e-government and e-governance, relatively little critical attention has been paid to the ontological nature of the data systems themselves, how they come into being, operate, iterate, and work in conjunction …
Genealogy of a data ecosystem: The digitalisation of planning development and control in Ireland, 2000–2024
In this paper, we document how a data ecosystem emerges and evolves as a socio-technical assemblage over a 25 year period charting its digitalisation as it transfers from a paper-based endeavour to one that is digitally mediated. Our case study is the development and control function (the management of the planning and construction pipeline from planning application, to appeals process, to building control) of the Irish planning system. We propos…
How do stakeholders engage with critical cartography in planning? Analysis of a decision-making process in marine governance
Maps play a vital role in planning processes, especially marine spatial planning (MSP), as they are the primary means of representing the vast ocean spaces for stakeholders. While numerous studies have explored the roles stakeholders play and their involvement in MSP, few have considered how maps are created for these stakeholders or how they interpret them. This research seeks to unveil the ‘black box’ of mapping, highlighting how stakeholders e…
Data mobilities: Rethinking the Movement and Circulation of Digital Data
International audience
Data mobilities: Rethinking the Movement and Circulation of Digital Data
International audience
Assemblage theory, data systems and data ecosystems: The data assemblages of the Irish planning system
The work of the state has been transformed by digitalisation and datafication, with paper systems increasingly complemented and replaced by digital data systems. While much research has been undertaken on the effects of these data systems on e-government and e-governance, relatively little critical attention has been paid to the ontological nature of the data systems themselves, how they come into being, operate, iterate, and work in conjunction …
Genealogy of a data ecosystem: The digitalisation of planning development and control in Ireland, 2000–2024
In this paper, we document how a data ecosystem emerges and evolves as a socio-technical assemblage over a 25 year period charting its digitalisation as it transfers from a paper-based endeavour to one that is digitally mediated. Our case study is the development and control function (the management of the planning and construction pipeline from planning application, to appeals process, to building control) of the Irish planning system. We propos…
How do stakeholders engage with critical cartography in planning? Analysis of a decision-making process in marine governance
Maps play a vital role in planning processes, especially marine spatial planning (MSP), as they are the primary means of representing the vast ocean spaces for stakeholders. While numerous studies have explored the roles stakeholders play and their involvement in MSP, few have considered how maps are created for these stakeholders or how they interpret them. This research seeks to unveil the ‘black box’ of mapping, highlighting how stakeholders e…
Data mobilities: Rethinking the Movement and Circulation of Digital Data
International audience
The Politics of Counting Homelessness: The Case of Ireland
Homelessness remains a critical social issue in Ireland, yet its true scale is systematically obscured by definitional limitations, methodological inconsistencies, and political interference in data collection. While official statistics reported 16,058 individuals relying on emergency accommodation as of July 2025 (a rise of +244% since July 2015), this figure excludes substantial populations: rough sleepers, domestic violence survivors, asylum s…
The digital turn in planning and the production of ‘good enough’ planning systems
The digitalization of planning has taken place in a context where planning work is on-going and cannot be halted, and in which there are embedded institutional and technical systems and practices, as well as a number of technical, regulatory and socio-cultural data frictions. This context has led to a sub-optimizing approach to digitalization. In this paper, we examine the digital mediation of planning through an in-depth case study of a multi-sc…
Reframing data activism: Towards a broader understanding of datafied social movements
Social movements are adapting to datafication in diverse and complex ways. This paper refines existing conceptualisations of datafied social movements by analysing how two organisations within Ireland's housing and just-city movements navigate datafication. Through a longitudinal comparative study of the Dublin Democratic Planning Alliance, an expert-driven advocacy network, and the Community Action Tenants Union, a grassroots, mass-membership un…
Unpacking map authority in marine spatial planning: A stakeholder perspective on map making and map use in ocean governance
International audience
Geography (4 works) · Computer Science (3 works) · Geographic Information Systems Studies (3 works) · Biology (2 works) · Coastal and Marine Management (2 works) · Corporate governance (2 works) · Ecology (2 works) · Ecosystem (2 works) · Engineering (2 works) · Environmental resource management (2 works)