La sécurité : une nouvelle politique
By: GLEIZAL, Jean-Jacques
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ArticlePublisher: Paris : IIAP, juil./sept. 1999Revue Française D'Administration Publique 91, p. 369-374Abstract: Measures taken in 1997 mark a turning point in the history of security policies in France. They highlight the implications of security measures and seek to globalise problems while defining a multitude of specific strategies from police reforms to measures taken to reduce violence in schools. Current pertinent choices include co-ordinating and zoning actions in order to reduce social inequalitites and working at both national and European levels. Yet there remain questions of political orientation which merit close scrunity and sociological analysis. The gamble of new public policies cannot be won unless there is a change in institutional culture so that institutions recognise the power of negotiation of all social partners
Measures taken in 1997 mark a turning point in the history of security policies in France. They highlight the implications of security measures and seek to globalise problems while defining a multitude of specific strategies from police reforms to measures taken to reduce violence in schools. Current pertinent choices include co-ordinating and zoning actions in order to reduce social inequalitites and working at both national and European levels. Yet there remain questions of political orientation which merit close scrunity and sociological analysis. The gamble of new public policies cannot be won unless there is a change in institutional culture so that institutions recognise the power of negotiation of all social partners
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