Damien Pennetreau
Biographic Data
| ID | 4270584 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Damien Pennetreau |
| GIVEN NAMES | Damien |
| FAMILY NAME | Pennetreau |
| SIGNATURE | PENNETREAU D |
| AFFILIATIONS | UCLouvain |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-5002-9341 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 11 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 51 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 11 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2017 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Normative feedback of hybrid ALMPs
Social investment policies have introduced a shift in the normative underpinnings of European welfare states but are layered into compensatory and workfarist policies. This article questions the normative outcomes of social investment from a citizen perspective, asking how hybrid active labour market policies (ALMPs) shape citizen-level norms of social solidarity. Building on normative feedback theory, we conduct a comparative qualitative seconda…
La régulation des médias à l’ère numérique
Debating Employment in National TV News
This article examines the framing of employment policies in public debates within European Union (EU) member states. (Mediatised) public debate is not merely a medium for discussing employment policy; it constitutes a normative infrastructure of democracy. Therefore, the way employment policies are framed and discussed (in other words: [de]politicised) in the mediatised public debate informs us about the democratic quality of the political system…
Politicized Policies? The Cases of Employment Policies in Belgian and French Televised Public Debates
Employment policies are central to contemporary social models. According to liberal democratic principles, public debate around policies must be characterized by politicization, understood as a discursive process marked by contingency and controversy. Given the far‐reaching transformations in employment policies, this study examines how they are (de)politicized in Belgian and French television news through a framing analysis of coverage from thre…
Abductive Coding
Qualitative secondary analysis has generated heated debate regarding the epistemology of qualitative research. We argue that shifting to an abductive approach provides a fruitful avenue for qualitative secondary analysts who are oriented towards theory-building. However, the concrete implementation of abduction remains underdeveloped-especially for coding. We address this key gap by outlining a set of tactics for abductive analysis that can be ap…
Narrating Europe
Changes in public opinion and civil society over the last decade have shown that citizens, particularly in old EU Member States, have developed more complex attitudes towards European integration. While the European project was previously generally described as a teleological depoliticized project, aiming at building peace and comforting growth, different competing visions of the European project are nowadays acknowledged and surface among the pu…
Studying (De-)Politicization of the EU from a Citizens Point of View
Alors que la politisation de l'UE a été de plus en plus étudiée ces dernières années, l’analyse s'est principalement concentrée sur les partis politiques et les médias. Ainsi, les études de la politisation de l'UE chez les individus, sans être absentes, restent rares. Cet article présente un nouveau set de données qualitatives de 21 groupes de discussion dans quatre pays européens et avec des profils sociaux variés, permettant d’étudier les proce…
Talkin’ ‘bout a Negotiation
For policies to be legitimate, both the policy process and the underlying reasons must be transparent to the public. In the EU, the lion’s share of legislation is nowadays negotiated in informal secluded meeting called trilogues. Therefore, presentation of the trilogues compromise by the rapporteur to the European Parliament (EP) plenary is, arguably, one of the few formal occasions for ‘transparency in process,’ i.e., public access to the detail…
Policies with and without Politics
Parce qu'ils permettent aux députés européens d'exprimer publiquement et de confronter leurs positions sur les législations à adopter, les débats en plénière au Parlement européen constituent des espaces importants de politisation. Cependant, étant donné le rôle central des commissions dans le processus décisionnel du PE et les différences entre elles, la politisation des débats en plénière est susceptible de varier selon les commissions qui ont …
Recensions
International audience
Florence Delmotte et Denis Duez, Les Frontières et la communauté politique
Abductive Coding
Qualitative secondary analysis has generated heated debate regarding the epistemology of qualitative research. We argue that shifting to an abductive approach provides a fruitful avenue for qualitative secondary analysts who are oriented towards theory-building. However, the concrete implementation of abduction remains underdeveloped-especially for coding. We address this key gap by outlining a set of tactics for abductive analysis that can be ap…
Narrating Europe
Changes in public opinion and civil society over the last decade have shown that citizens, particularly in old EU Member States, have developed more complex attitudes towards European integration. While the European project was previously generally described as a teleological depoliticized project, aiming at building peace and comforting growth, different competing visions of the European project are nowadays acknowledged and surface among the pu…
Studying (De-)Politicization of the EU from a Citizens Point of View
Alors que la politisation de l'UE a été de plus en plus étudiée ces dernières années, l’analyse s'est principalement concentrée sur les partis politiques et les médias. Ainsi, les études de la politisation de l'UE chez les individus, sans être absentes, restent rares. Cet article présente un nouveau set de données qualitatives de 21 groupes de discussion dans quatre pays européens et avec des profils sociaux variés, permettant d’étudier les proce…
Politicized Policies? The Cases of Employment Policies in Belgian and French Televised Public Debates
Employment policies are central to contemporary social models. According to liberal democratic principles, public debate around policies must be characterized by politicization, understood as a discursive process marked by contingency and controversy. Given the far‐reaching transformations in employment policies, this study examines how they are (de)politicized in Belgian and French television news through a framing analysis of coverage from thre…
Talkin’ ‘bout a Negotiation
For policies to be legitimate, both the policy process and the underlying reasons must be transparent to the public. In the EU, the lion’s share of legislation is nowadays negotiated in informal secluded meeting called trilogues. Therefore, presentation of the trilogues compromise by the rapporteur to the European Parliament (EP) plenary is, arguably, one of the few formal occasions for ‘transparency in process,’ i.e., public access to the detail…
Policies with and without Politics
Parce qu'ils permettent aux députés européens d'exprimer publiquement et de confronter leurs positions sur les législations à adopter, les débats en plénière au Parlement européen constituent des espaces importants de politisation. Cependant, étant donné le rôle central des commissions dans le processus décisionnel du PE et les différences entre elles, la politisation des débats en plénière est susceptible de varier selon les commissions qui ont …
Florence Delmotte et Denis Duez, Les Frontières et la communauté politique
Recensions
International audience
Policies with and without Politics
Parce qu'ils permettent aux députés européens d'exprimer publiquement et de confronter leurs positions sur les législations à adopter, les débats en plénière au Parlement européen constituent des espaces importants de politisation. Cependant, étant donné le rôle central des commissions dans le processus décisionnel du PE et les différences entre elles, la politisation des débats en plénière est susceptible de varier selon les commissions qui ont …
Talkin’ ‘bout a Negotiation
For policies to be legitimate, both the policy process and the underlying reasons must be transparent to the public. In the EU, the lion’s share of legislation is nowadays negotiated in informal secluded meeting called trilogues. Therefore, presentation of the trilogues compromise by the rapporteur to the European Parliament (EP) plenary is, arguably, one of the few formal occasions for ‘transparency in process,’ i.e., public access to the detail…
Studying (De-)Politicization of the EU from a Citizens Point of View
Alors que la politisation de l'UE a été de plus en plus étudiée ces dernières années, l’analyse s'est principalement concentrée sur les partis politiques et les médias. Ainsi, les études de la politisation de l'UE chez les individus, sans être absentes, restent rares. Cet article présente un nouveau set de données qualitatives de 21 groupes de discussion dans quatre pays européens et avec des profils sociaux variés, permettant d’étudier les proce…
Narrating Europe
Changes in public opinion and civil society over the last decade have shown that citizens, particularly in old EU Member States, have developed more complex attitudes towards European integration. While the European project was previously generally described as a teleological depoliticized project, aiming at building peace and comforting growth, different competing visions of the European project are nowadays acknowledged and surface among the pu…
Abductive Coding
Qualitative secondary analysis has generated heated debate regarding the epistemology of qualitative research. We argue that shifting to an abductive approach provides a fruitful avenue for qualitative secondary analysts who are oriented towards theory-building. However, the concrete implementation of abduction remains underdeveloped-especially for coding. We address this key gap by outlining a set of tactics for abductive analysis that can be ap…
La régulation des médias à l’ère numérique
Debating Employment in National TV News
This article examines the framing of employment policies in public debates within European Union (EU) member states. (Mediatised) public debate is not merely a medium for discussing employment policy; it constitutes a normative infrastructure of democracy. Therefore, the way employment policies are framed and discussed (in other words: [de]politicised) in the mediatised public debate informs us about the democratic quality of the political system…
Politicized Policies? The Cases of Employment Policies in Belgian and French Televised Public Debates
Employment policies are central to contemporary social models. According to liberal democratic principles, public debate around policies must be characterized by politicization, understood as a discursive process marked by contingency and controversy. Given the far‐reaching transformations in employment policies, this study examines how they are (de)politicized in Belgian and French television news through a framing analysis of coverage from thre…
Normative feedback of hybrid ALMPs
Social investment policies have introduced a shift in the normative underpinnings of European welfare states but are layered into compensatory and workfarist policies. This article questions the normative outcomes of social investment from a citizen perspective, asking how hybrid active labour market policies (ALMPs) shape citizen-level norms of social solidarity. Building on normative feedback theory, we conduct a comparative qualitative seconda…
Political science (7 works) · European Union Policy and Governance (6 works) · Law (4 works) · Law (4 works) · Political Influence and Corporate Strategies (4 works) · Social Policy and Reform Studies (4 works) · Humanities (3 works) · Politics (3 works) · Sociology (3 works) · Art (2 works)