Cyrille Rigolot
Biographic Data
| ID | 3708232 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Cyrille Rigolot |
| GIVEN NAMES | Cyrille |
| FAMILY NAME | Rigolot |
| SIGNATURE | RIGOLOT C |
| AFFILIATIONS | Institut National de Recherche pour l'Agriculture, l'Alimentation et l'Environnement |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-8316-0226 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 12 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 4 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 12 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2015 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Dossier « L’évaluation des jeux sérieux sur les thématiques agro-environnementales, territoriales et alimentaires » – Évaluation et ajustement chemin faisant de la mobilisation de jeux sérieux afin d’…
Cet article propose une méthode d’évaluation chemin faisant d’une démarche mobilisant des jeux sérieux pour accompagner des agriculteurs. Cette démarche a été proposée à un groupe d’éleveurs de la filière AOP Fourme de Montbrison pour adapter leurs pratiques fourragères face au changement climatique. Quatre jeux ont été combinés à différentes échelles (exploitation, territoire) avec d’autres modalités d’animation (formations, expérimentations et …
A century of biodynamic farming development: Implications for Sustainability Transformations
Biodynamic farming research and transdisciplinary knowledge co-production: Exploring the synergies
Transdisciplinary research (TDR) values the inclusion of multiple worldviews for knowledge co-production. Biodynamic farming (BF) corresponds to a specific worldview, in which inner capacities play a major role. Through its century-old history, BF has proven to be an important source and catalyst for innovation. This ability can be fostered as part of TDR projects and inspire leading edge methodological innovations for the TDR field itself. The a…
Transdisciplinarity in Japan: Insights from the Research Institute for Humanity and Nature (Rihn), Kyoto
To date, most debates about transdisciplinarity (TD) have been dominated by Western institutions. This paper proposes insights from the Research Institute for Humanity and Nature (RIHN), Kyoto, Japan, from an investigation as a visiting scientist. After describing its unique project-based organization, I first show that the development of TD at RIHN faces some common challenges, such as TD evaluation, education and upscaling (beyond local context…
Our mysterious future: Opening up the perspectives on the evolution of human–nature relationships
Transdisciplinarity as a discipline and a way of being: Complementarities and creative tensions
Transdisciplinarity is generally defined by the inclusion of non-academic stakeholders in the process of knowledge production. Transdisciplinarity is a promising notion, but its ability to efficiently address the world’s most pressing issues still requires improvement. Several typologies of transdisciplinarity have been proposed, generally with a theoretical versus practical dichotomy (Mode 1/Mode 2), and effort has focused on possible linkages b…
Quantum theory as a source of insights to close the gap between Mode 1 and Mode 2 transdisciplinarity: Potentialities, pitfalls and a possible way forward
Magic and Muck: On Chicken and Egg Problems When Framing Organic Conversions as Transformations, and the Importance of the Personal Sphere
This comment aims to further develop James and Brown proposal of framing organic conversions as transformations, referring to “the three spheres of transformation” (practical, political, and personal). Particularly, I address the dynamic interactions between the three spheres during the transformational process, and challenge James and Brown’s emphasis on the political sphere. To this aim, I first make explicit the temporal logic underlying James…
Un éclairage complémentaire de la littérature anglophone sur la transdisciplinarité « forte », plutôt que « de mode 1 »
Alors que les appels en faveur de l’interdisciplinarité se multiplient, en particulier dans les études sur le changement climatique et ses impacts, cette démarche reste encore un objet méconnu pour de nombreux chercheurs. Au-delà des débats épistémologiques sur la définition de l’interdisciplinarité, sa mise en œuvre pratique reste également peu discutée. Dans la lignée des réflexions sur l’interdisciplinarité comme approche forgée au moyen d’int…
Sustainability transformations as shifts in worldviews: A Dynamic View of Complementarity Issues
In their stimulating paper, A wealth of approaches and tools have been developed in the last decades Taken in the radical sense of Niels Bohr, the complementary principle means that "two observations of an object, such as the determination and momentum of an elementary particle, exclude each other in such a way that prevents getting the full picture of the object, so we are left with complementary phenomena that cannot be combined" (Alre and Noe …
Drivers of household food availability in sub-Saharan Africa based on big data from small farms
Significance We collated a unique dataset covering land use and production data of more than 13,000 smallholder farm households in 93 sites in 17 countries across sub-Saharan Africa. The study quantifies the importance of off-farm income and market conditions across sites differing strongly in agroecology and derives generally applicable threshold values that determine whether farm households have enough food available to feed their families. The…
Le démon de Laplace est mort, vive les génies de la place
Cette contribution vise à s’interroger sur les identités disciplinaires de chercheurs qui pratiquent la recherche interdisciplinaire. Nous tentons de mettre en évidence la nature paradoxale du travail interdisciplinaire au travers des regards que portent des chercheurs sur leur propre identité dans le contexte académique. Cette nature paradoxale correspond à une tension entre, d’une part, des identités disciplinaires relativement stables et insti…
Quantum theory as a source of insights to close the gap between Mode 1 and Mode 2 transdisciplinarity: Potentialities, pitfalls and a possible way forward
Sustainability transformations as shifts in worldviews: A Dynamic View of Complementarity Issues
In their stimulating paper, A wealth of approaches and tools have been developed in the last decades Taken in the radical sense of Niels Bohr, the complementary principle means that "two observations of an object, such as the determination and momentum of an elementary particle, exclude each other in such a way that prevents getting the full picture of the object, so we are left with complementary phenomena that cannot be combined" (Alre and Noe …
Le démon de Laplace est mort, vive les génies de la place
Cette contribution vise à s’interroger sur les identités disciplinaires de chercheurs qui pratiquent la recherche interdisciplinaire. Nous tentons de mettre en évidence la nature paradoxale du travail interdisciplinaire au travers des regards que portent des chercheurs sur leur propre identité dans le contexte académique. Cette nature paradoxale correspond à une tension entre, d’une part, des identités disciplinaires relativement stables et insti…
Drivers of household food availability in sub-Saharan Africa based on big data from small farms
Significance We collated a unique dataset covering land use and production data of more than 13,000 smallholder farm households in 93 sites in 17 countries across sub-Saharan Africa. The study quantifies the importance of off-farm income and market conditions across sites differing strongly in agroecology and derives generally applicable threshold values that determine whether farm households have enough food available to feed their families. The…
Un éclairage complémentaire de la littérature anglophone sur la transdisciplinarité « forte », plutôt que « de mode 1 »
Alors que les appels en faveur de l’interdisciplinarité se multiplient, en particulier dans les études sur le changement climatique et ses impacts, cette démarche reste encore un objet méconnu pour de nombreux chercheurs. Au-delà des débats épistémologiques sur la définition de l’interdisciplinarité, sa mise en œuvre pratique reste également peu discutée. Dans la lignée des réflexions sur l’interdisciplinarité comme approche forgée au moyen d’int…
Sustainability transformations as shifts in worldviews: A Dynamic View of Complementarity Issues
In their stimulating paper, A wealth of approaches and tools have been developed in the last decades Taken in the radical sense of Niels Bohr, the complementary principle means that "two observations of an object, such as the determination and momentum of an elementary particle, exclude each other in such a way that prevents getting the full picture of the object, so we are left with complementary phenomena that cannot be combined" (Alre and Noe …
Quantum theory as a source of insights to close the gap between Mode 1 and Mode 2 transdisciplinarity: Potentialities, pitfalls and a possible way forward
Magic and Muck: On Chicken and Egg Problems When Framing Organic Conversions as Transformations, and the Importance of the Personal Sphere
This comment aims to further develop James and Brown proposal of framing organic conversions as transformations, referring to “the three spheres of transformation” (practical, political, and personal). Particularly, I address the dynamic interactions between the three spheres during the transformational process, and challenge James and Brown’s emphasis on the political sphere. To this aim, I first make explicit the temporal logic underlying James…
Transdisciplinarity as a discipline and a way of being: Complementarities and creative tensions
Transdisciplinarity is generally defined by the inclusion of non-academic stakeholders in the process of knowledge production. Transdisciplinarity is a promising notion, but its ability to efficiently address the world’s most pressing issues still requires improvement. Several typologies of transdisciplinarity have been proposed, generally with a theoretical versus practical dichotomy (Mode 1/Mode 2), and effort has focused on possible linkages b…
Transdisciplinarity in Japan: Insights from the Research Institute for Humanity and Nature (Rihn), Kyoto
To date, most debates about transdisciplinarity (TD) have been dominated by Western institutions. This paper proposes insights from the Research Institute for Humanity and Nature (RIHN), Kyoto, Japan, from an investigation as a visiting scientist. After describing its unique project-based organization, I first show that the development of TD at RIHN faces some common challenges, such as TD evaluation, education and upscaling (beyond local context…
Our mysterious future: Opening up the perspectives on the evolution of human–nature relationships
Biodynamic farming research and transdisciplinary knowledge co-production: Exploring the synergies
Transdisciplinary research (TDR) values the inclusion of multiple worldviews for knowledge co-production. Biodynamic farming (BF) corresponds to a specific worldview, in which inner capacities play a major role. Through its century-old history, BF has proven to be an important source and catalyst for innovation. This ability can be fostered as part of TDR projects and inspire leading edge methodological innovations for the TDR field itself. The a…
Dossier « L’évaluation des jeux sérieux sur les thématiques agro-environnementales, territoriales et alimentaires » – Évaluation et ajustement chemin faisant de la mobilisation de jeux sérieux afin d’…
Cet article propose une méthode d’évaluation chemin faisant d’une démarche mobilisant des jeux sérieux pour accompagner des agriculteurs. Cette démarche a été proposée à un groupe d’éleveurs de la filière AOP Fourme de Montbrison pour adapter leurs pratiques fourragères face au changement climatique. Quatre jeux ont été combinés à différentes échelles (exploitation, territoire) avec d’autres modalités d’animation (formations, expérimentations et …
A century of biodynamic farming development: Implications for Sustainability Transformations
Philosophy (7 works) · Sociology (7 works) · Economics (6 works) · Epistemology (6 works) · Interdisciplinary Research and Collaboration (5 works) · Social science (5 works) · Political science (4 works) · Sustainability and Climate Change Governance (4 works) · Agriculture (3 works) · Biology (3 works)