ESPO
Place Montesquieu 4/L2.05.01
1348 Louvain-la-Neuve
Cécile Riche
Chargée de cours invitée
Research topics
Policy Learning; Collaborative Governance; Public Sector Innovation; Social network analysis.
Academic and professional background
Cécile Riche is currently a researcher on the inter-university project "PSI-CO" and a PhD student within the Institute of political sciences (ISPOLE).
In September 2016, Cécile Riche joined the inter-university consortium Public Sector Innovation through collaboration (PSI-CO) coordinated by Prof. K. Verhoest (UAntwerpen) and including 4 Belgian universities (Ua, KUL, UCL et ULg) and a Dutch one (Erasmus Rotterdam). The project, funded by the BRAIN program of the Federal Public Planning Service Science Policy, study public sector innovation by means of collaborative procedures.
Her PhD research project aims at understanding learning processes and network dynamics within collaborative arrangements. Based on social network analysis, she's looking at the influence of relations and the network structure on individual and collective learning.
2021
Riche, Cécile ; Aubin, David ; Moyson, Stéphane. Too much of a good thing? A systematic review about the conditions of learning in governance networks. In: European Policy Analysis, Vol. 7, no. 1, p. 147-164 (2021). doi:10.1002/epa2.1080.
2018
Aubin, David ; Riche, Cécile ; Vande Water, Vincent ; La Jeunesse, Isabelle. The adaptive capacity of local water basin authorities to climate change: The Thau lagoon basin in France. In: Science of the Total Environment, Vol. 651 (part2), p. 2013-2023 (2018). doi:10.1016/j.scitotenv.2018.10.078.
2019
Riche, Cécile. Collective Learning in Collaborative Networks: Understanding Actors’ Perceptions. ECPR Joint Sessions of Workshops (Mons, du 08/04/2019 au 12/07/2019).
2019
Riche, Cécile. Eye to Eye in collaborative networks: Interacting to learn. International Conference on Public Policy 4 (Montréal, du 26/06/2019 au 28/06/2019).
2019
Riche, Cécile. Learning in collaborative governance: trusting or being trusted?. Association Suisse de Sciences Politiques (ASSP) & Dreiländertagung (Zurich, du 14/02/2019 au 16/02/2019).
2018
Riche, Cécile. Back to the Micro :Policy Actor Learning in Collaborative Arrangement. International Workshops on Public Policy (IWPP) (University of Pittsburgh, du 26/06/2018 au 28/10/2018).
2018
Aubin, David ; Lhommeau, Lev ; Squevin, Pierre Louis Daniel ; Riche, Cécile. Explaining the role of civil servants in the policy process: Policy advice and learning dynamics. International Workshop on Public Policy (Pittsburgh, du 26/06/2018 au 28/06/2018).
2018
Aubin, David ; La Jeunesse, Isabelle ; Riche, Cécile ; Vande Water, Vincent. The central role of basin authorities in the governance of water challenges induced by climate change: A social network analysis of the Thau Basin in France. Climate Change & Water (Tours, du 05/02/2018 au 07/02/2018).
2017
Riche, Cécile ; Aubin, David ; Moyson, Stéphane. Learning in networks: A systematic review of public administration research. Seventh triennial Congress of the Belgian French-Speaking Association of Political Science (Mons, du 03/04/2017 au 04/04/2017).
2017
Riche, Cécile ; Aubin, David ; Moyson, Stéphane. Learning in networks: A systematic review of public administration research. General Conference of the European Consortium for Political Research (ECPR) (Oslo, Norway, du 07/09/2017 au 09/09/2017).
2017
Langbroek, T. ; van Dijck, C. ; Riche, Cécile ; Verhoest, K. ; Steen, T. ; Aubin, David ; Moyson, Stéphane ; Stevens, V.. Public sector innovation throught collaboration. Explaining antecedents for collaborative innovation. XXI.IRSPM Annual Conference (Budapest, du 19/07/2017 au 21/07/2017).
2020
Riche, Cécile. Learning through interaction : insights from eight collaborative innovation networks in the Belgian public sector , prom. : Aubin, David ; Moyson, Stéphane, 02/10/2020.
2019
Verhoest, Koen ; Steen, Trui ; Aubin, David ; Moyson, Stéphane ; Fallon, Catherine ; Langbroek, Tom ; Van Dijck ; Riche, Cécile ; Thiry, Aline ; Callens, Chesney. PSI-CO - Public sector innovation through collaboration: Work package 3, 2019. 137 p.