Analyse des hiérarchies culturelles dans les politiques de décentralisation en Tunisie
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.55765/atps.i29.4065Keywords:
cultural participation, decentralization, ultural hierarchies, participatory governanceAbstract
This article examines the contemporary policies of cultural decentralization in Tunisia through a critical approach to governance mechanisms and their social effects. It targets recent programs that promote citizen participation, transparency, and the reduction of territorial inequalities, but which paradoxically contribute to reconfiguring new cultural and territorial hierarchies. By means of a critical discourse analysis, the tension between institutional will for cultural inclusion and real practices is thus questioned. The results show that the participation in question is strictly regulated, producing selective inclusion effects and a reproduction of asymmetries between the center and the peripheries.
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