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Theorizing notions of the participation of people in poverty in social policymaking: Policing,politics and subjectification
Authors:Heidi Degerickx  Laura Van Beveren  Raf Debaene  Angelo Van Gorp  Rudi Roose  Griet Roets
Abstract:Since the 1990s, a paradigm of participation has gained prominence and become a dominant policy rhetoric in anti-poverty policymaking in Europe, embracing the key idea that people in poverty should participate as equal citizens in political decision-making processes. Based on a historical case study of the production process of a Belgian white paper, the General Report on Poverty (1994), we investigate who participated in the GRP production process, and whether the underlying participatory and democratic mechanisms produced a shift in power and might have led to a more socially just and equal society. We rely on a central set of ideas of the French philosopher Jacques Rancière to theorize different notions of participation, and tease out whether the processing of equality had the capacity to move from policing towards politics through subjectification. Our research study demonstrates how social change and a reconfiguration of the democratic order can appear as a moment of democracy, yet inevitably leads to a new police.
Keywords:equality  identity politics - Ranciè  re  self-advocacy
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