Innovation sociale

Résumé

L'innovation sociale est un processus mis en place dans le but de changer les pratiques habituelles afin de répondre à une situation sociale jugée insatisfaisante à un moment donné, dans un lieu donné. Définitions et caractéristiques Caractéristiques principales L'innovation sociale mobilise différents intervenants ayant des compétences dans des disciplines parfois hétéroclites mais liées à la problématique soulevée. Elle se basera sur une gouvernance élargie et participative dans laquelle est évacuée toute notion de propriété intellectuelle afin de maximiser l'impact et rendre reproductible l'initiative. Modes de caractérisation divers L’innovation sociale, bien que de plus en plus présente dans le discours public, est un concept qui fait appel à des définitions et approches plurielles bien que toutes reviennent aux mêmes élémentaires. En France, le Conseil supérieur de l'économie sociale et solidaire (CSESS) définit l'innovation sociale ainsi

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Social Innovation and Resilience: exploring the dynamics and impacts on the digital transformation of governance & society

Gianluca Carlo Misuraca, Gianluigi Viscusi

This paper is set out to establish the foundations for developing a framework to assess the potential impact of social policy innovation to contribute to the debate on the future of welfare systems. This calls in fact for monitoring the evolution of social innovations and the implications on the social protection systems that are due to the combined effect of the digital transformation and the emergence of innovative governance paradigms. Building on an extensive systematization of the state of the art and conceptualization work, the paper discusses findings from the review of the literature, linking the relevant theoretical debates on social innovation and resilience with the debate on welfare state reforms. Thus, it presents the interpretative framework proposed, which builds on key dimensions of ICT-enabled innovation and digital governance, discussing the applicability of the framework and outlining policy implications and future research directions.

Association for Computing Machinery (ACM)2018

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This paper advances further the analysis of previous exploratory research conducted by the authors on how social innovation can foster resilience in a digital governance context. The process of innovation in social policy, as well as the building of resilience implies changes in the existing status quo. ICTs can drive and steer such change, while at the same time they can act as counterbalance for the negative consequence of the digital transformation of labour markets on social protection systems. Understanding the logics and principles behind the design and implementation processes of exemplary innovative initiatives is thus crucial from a policy learning perspective, in order to identify the drivers and processes making this change happen and determining its outcomes. Based on an extensive body of literature reviewed the framework proposed for interpreting the effects of social innovation in fostering resilience fare discussed through four case studies.

Springer2018

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From Public Value to Social Value of Digital Government: Co-Creation and Social Innovation in European Union Initiatives

Gianluca Carlo Misuraca, Gianluigi Viscusi

This paper discusses the development of key features in European Union policy and service redesign, based on social innovative practices where co-creation and the related phenomenon of digital social innovation have a high potential impact. The idea underneath this claim is that Information and Communication Technologies are becoming increasingly pervasive in the design, development and delivery of social innovation and co-creation initiatives which should not be limited to service delivery, rather serve as the driver for opening-up governance systems and change the way public organizations are structured and policy designed and implemented. Consequently, the paper discusses the key elements identified for setting up open and collaborative governance systems,while, taking stock from the analysis of policy experiences and practices funded by the European Commission, an overview of main drivers and barriers are presented. The paper concludes outlining recommendations for future research, as well as implications and possible directions for policy.

2019

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