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Because participatory approaches are increasingly at the crux of decision-making, the plurality of logics of action requires their linkage with common pool resources management processes. The purpose of this paper is to present a methodological framework based on deliberative theory to structure logics of action in resource management in rural territories. This framework is then tested empirically in the coastal marshes of Tanoé-Ehy (Côte d’Ivoire). The exchange of reasoned arguments between actors—promoting the sharing of knowledge on the different local conceptions—made it possible to build a consensus around the community model of common resource management despite the diversity of logics of action.