Communication & Professionnalisation (2013-2023)

Une revue partielle et partiale de la recherche académique française en SIC

Authors

  • Patrice de La Broise Université de Lille

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.14428/rcompro.v14i14.80953

Keywords:

Review, Theses, Dissertations, Professionalization, Communication, Journal

Abstract

This article reviews the theses and habilitation to direct research dissertations submitted in France between 2013 and 2023 on the theme of professionalizing communication. This non-exhaustive survey enables us to identify scientific objects problematized in terms of “mutations”, “skills” and professional “trajectories” associated with “digital” technologies, and grasped from a triple organizational, media or political perspective. As a result, professionalization here refers primarily to observable changes in the information and communication professions, particularly in the professional trajectories and identities of those who practise them. Not reducible to the sociology of a professional group, organizations - even when understood in their sectoral and statutory diversity - are not the only field of investigation. Public and political communications, as well as the media and cultural industries, are by no means excluded from this work, as is the case with the journal Communication & Professionnalisation and its editorial line sensitive to all the dynamics of professionalization.

Author Biography

Patrice de La Broise, Université de Lille

Professeur en Sciences de l’Information et de la Communication et directeur du laboratoire à l’Université de Lille, Patrice de La Broise développe une approche sociosémiotique des communications organisationnelles, au sens où l’organisation est saisie, en contextes de travail, dans l’épaisseur interdiscursive d’une activité ordinaire qui est aussi langagière. À ce positionnement épistémologique, correspondent plusieurs objets empiriques qui, dans leur problématisation et par les concepts qu’ils mobilisent (professionnalisation, éthique, norme, écriture), sont caractéristiques de ses propres travaux et de sa direction de recherches.

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Published

2024-10-08

Issue

No. 14 (2023): La professionnalisation en communication et en information : trajectoires constitutives, enjeux actuels et défis à venir

Section

Dossier

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