Des faits qui parlent : étude comparative du projet de communication de quatre ONG à Cuba et au Costa Rica

Blason Borges, Lenay Alexandra
(2009)

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  • Blason Borges, Lenay AlexandraUCLouvain
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Marion, Philippe
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De Saint Georges, Pierre
Abstract
(en) Associations are by definition entities of communication. Communication is the implicit and often explicit content of their mission. Indeed, the Associative Project is supposed to be a Project of Communication, a balance between the three functions – Referential, Mediating and Relational – of the linguistic expressions and processes building interaction systems at macro, meso and micro organizational levels. This research seeks to interpret these “faits de communication” in order to verify a reciprocal influence between normative and hierarchical contexts and the way in which individual and collective actors “communicate”. A comparative study aiming for the validation of our hypothesis and our methodological tools has been carried out within four NGOs in Cuba and Costa Rica, between 2006 and 2008.
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Blason Borges, L. A. (2009). Des faits qui parlent : étude comparative du projet de communication de quatre ONG à Cuba et au Costa Rica. https://hdl.handle.net/2078.5/48462