Toward a sociology of public reports. The symbolic effects and writing styles of support tools for decision-making Vol. 26, 2019/4 - pagesPages 7 to 31For a sociology of official reports. Symbolic effects and writing configurations of decision-making toolsBy Vincent Caby, Sébastien ChailleuxPages 33 to 53How institutions shape their reports: The cases of the French Economic, Social, and Environmental Council and the Court of AuditBy Thomas LépinayPages 55 to 81The bureaucratic genesis of a sectorial commonplace: Diplomatic competition and institutional support in the production of the first OECD report on health expenditure (1985)By Constantin BrissaudPages 83 to 107In the shadow of decisions: The multiple functions of study reports in the commercial delegation of expertise in urban policiesBy Nicolas BataillePages 109 to 138The effects of public reports on reforms of the criminal justice system in Canada and France. Views on penal knowledge within the political sphereBy Alexia VenouilPages 139 to 166The genesis of policy narratives from the perspective of the report: The case of police oversight in two Canadian provincesBy André Bernier