Marie‐laure Djelic
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 3584090 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Marie‐laure Djelic |
| PRENOMES | Marie‐laure |
| SOBRENOME | Djelic |
| ASSINATURA | DJELIC M L |
| AFILIAÇÕES | École Supérieure des Sciences Économiques et Commerciales |
| VERIFICADO | Não |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 20 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 90 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 20 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1996 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2018 |
| ÍNDICE H | 5 |
Introduction to Volume 3
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A Manifesto for Social Progress
At this time when many have lost hope amidst conflicts, terrorism, environmental destruction, economic inequality and the breakdown of democracy, this beautifully written book outlines how to rethink and reform our key institutions - markets, corporations, welfare policies, democratic processes and transnational governance - to create better societies based on core principles of human dignity, sustainability, and justice. This new vision is based…
When Limited Liability was (Still) an Issue
The corporation is a constitutive element of modern capitalism. In its contemporary form, the corporation comes with a striking legal feature: ownership is associated with limited liability. Today, we take for granted both the principle of limited liability and its association with the corporate form. Not so long ago, though, in the mid-19th century, the principle of limited liability was highly contentious, generating heated discussions and deba…
Limited liability and its moral hazard implications
Institutional Perspectives—Working towards Coherence or Irreconcilable Diversity?
This article starts with a description in broad strokes of the intellectual heritage shaping institutionalism in different social science disciplines. Then, a number of debates serve as points of entry to approach the question of coherence or diversity. The definition of institutions, the double issue of change and emergence, and the question of action and agency are explored in turn. Those are key questions today, with which scholars are grappli…
Transnational communities
Transnational communities are social groups that emerge from mutual interaction across national boundaries, oriented around a common project or 'imagined' identity. This common project or identity is constructed and sustained through the active engagement and involvement of at least some of its members. Such communities can overlap in different ways with formal organizations but, in principle, they do not need formal organization to be sustained.…
Sociological studies of diffusion
The question of increasing similarity of forms and ideas is an important one in the social sciences in general. There are two main - and strikingly different - ways to account for increasing social similarity. The first is through an evolutionary or modernization type of argument, where increasing similarity reveals parallel but\ndiscrete processes of fit and adaptation. The second is through a diffusionist kind of argument, where forms and ideas…
Americanization in comparative perspective
This article proposes a comparative account of the progress of the managerial revolution in France and Norway over the post-World War Two period. This account is set and framed within theoretical discussions on and around 'Americanization'. We argue that in both the French and Norwegian cases the managerial revolution has been closely tied to a process of Americanization that has had an impact on economic institutions, organizations and philosoph…
Overcoming path dependency
The Collegial phenomenon, un ouvrage d'Emmanuel Lazega
1. Les organisations collégiales comme construction méthodologique – Michel Grossetti Le livre d’Emmanuel Lazega est intéressant à bien des égards. Il aborde la question des organisations collégiales, peu traitée jusqu’à présent. Il présente de façon détaillée une application de la méthode des réseaux « complets » à l’étude des organisations, à partir d’une étude de cas exemplaire. Et puis, surtout, il a les qualités d’un bon ouvrage de sociologi…
From Local Legislation to Global Structuring Frame
If we take a long-range view of competition regimes, we can document in the 20th century a case of major transformation. There has been a double evolution - away from cooperation and cartelization and towards competition on the one hand, from nationally bounded regimes to a globally interconnected regulatory sphere on the other. The antitrust tradition that emerged in the USA at the turn of the 20th century has gained significant and widespread i…
Entreprises et gouvernance en France
La France serait-elle par nature et de manière essentielle une société bloquée ? Une mise en perspective historique donne une tout autre image du paysage économique et social français. En particulier, nous soulignons dans cet article les transformations qui modifient en profondeur la firme française et sa gouvernance. L’histoire du changement que nous retraçons s’inscrit en partie dans un mouvement de fond qui dépasse largement nos frontières et …
L'arrivée du management en France
La managérialisation de la sphère publique est aujourd'hui dans l'air du temps. La réforme de l'Etat semble passer par l'importation et l'appropriation des pratiques et de l'esprit du management - avec promesse à la clef d'une plus grande rationalité et d'une meilleure efficience. En faisant un retour en arrière sur le contexte et les conditions de l'arrivée du management en France après la deuxième guerre mondiale, cet article offre une autre pe…
Social networks and country-to-country transfer
This article investigates the social network dimension in processes of cross-national transfer. The empirical focus is the conscious attempt to appropriate, in France after 1945, the American model of the large firm. Structural conditions-internal crisis and geopolitical dependence-created the context in which country-to-country transfer could take place. Our findings also show, however, that the transfer itself required the activation of concret…
L'arbre banian de la mondialisation
L’odyssee de l’industrie du conseil, en tout juste soixante-dix ans, est impressionnante. Elle debute en 1934, alors que, saisissant l’opportunite creee par le Glass Steagall Act, Marvin Bower allait transformer l’entreprise d’audit peu dynamique de James O’McKinsey. McKinsey & Co. devenait ainsi le premier cabinet de conseil en management au sens aujourd’hui donne a ce terme et, ce faisant, Marvin Bower inventait une industrie. La professionnali…
Theoretical Building Blocks for a Research Agenda Linking Globalization and Institutions
The objective of this chapter is double. First, we take stock of the ways in which the institutionalist literature deals with issues of institutional change and institutional emergence. Then, we try to show how the connection we make between globalization and institutions opens up new theoretical directions.
Organization Studies
Exporting the American Model
The late 1990s was a period of Panglossian optimism. The world, we were told, was getting smaller, increasingly seamless and it all had to do with ‘globalization’ (Ohmae 1994, Held et al. 1999, Giddens 1999, Friedman1999). From this perspective, the movement seemed to lead inexorably to the worldwide convergence of economic,technological and institutional conditions, fostering in the process a homogenization of organizational recipes and national…
The Resistance of European Business
This chapter discusses the organized resistance and opposition of Western European business, particularly in France, Italy, and West Germany, to the structural transformation brought about by the introduction of the American business model. Western European business leaders resented the large-scale transfer of a foreign model they believed was not adopted to European conditions and potentially dangerous for their own interests. The focus of oppos…
Genèse et fondements du plan Monnet
French postwar planning has been interpreted as an avatar of a French mercantilist tradition or as smart adhoc tinkering. Archival research shows the shortcomings of both interpretations. It is proposed here that Monnet 's plan had intellectual and structural roots in American New Deal Keynesianism. A genealogy of French planning shows economies to be politically constructed sets of institutions. The role of cross-national transfer mechanisms in …
Overcoming path dependency
Social networks and country-to-country transfer
This article investigates the social network dimension in processes of cross-national transfer. The empirical focus is the conscious attempt to appropriate, in France after 1945, the American model of the large firm. Structural conditions-internal crisis and geopolitical dependence-created the context in which country-to-country transfer could take place. Our findings also show, however, that the transfer itself required the activation of concret…
Americanization in comparative perspective
This article proposes a comparative account of the progress of the managerial revolution in France and Norway over the post-World War Two period. This account is set and framed within theoretical discussions on and around 'Americanization'. We argue that in both the French and Norwegian cases the managerial revolution has been closely tied to a process of Americanization that has had an impact on economic institutions, organizations and philosoph…
L'arbre banian de la mondialisation
L’odyssee de l’industrie du conseil, en tout juste soixante-dix ans, est impressionnante. Elle debute en 1934, alors que, saisissant l’opportunite creee par le Glass Steagall Act, Marvin Bower allait transformer l’entreprise d’audit peu dynamique de James O’McKinsey. McKinsey & Co. devenait ainsi le premier cabinet de conseil en management au sens aujourd’hui donne a ce terme et, ce faisant, Marvin Bower inventait une industrie. La professionnali…
Sociological studies of diffusion
The question of increasing similarity of forms and ideas is an important one in the social sciences in general. There are two main - and strikingly different - ways to account for increasing social similarity. The first is through an evolutionary or modernization type of argument, where increasing similarity reveals parallel but\ndiscrete processes of fit and adaptation. The second is through a diffusionist kind of argument, where forms and ideas…
Limited liability and its moral hazard implications
From Local Legislation to Global Structuring Frame
If we take a long-range view of competition regimes, we can document in the 20th century a case of major transformation. There has been a double evolution - away from cooperation and cartelization and towards competition on the one hand, from nationally bounded regimes to a globally interconnected regulatory sphere on the other. The antitrust tradition that emerged in the USA at the turn of the 20th century has gained significant and widespread i…
Entreprises et gouvernance en France
La France serait-elle par nature et de manière essentielle une société bloquée ? Une mise en perspective historique donne une tout autre image du paysage économique et social français. En particulier, nous soulignons dans cet article les transformations qui modifient en profondeur la firme française et sa gouvernance. L’histoire du changement que nous retraçons s’inscrit en partie dans un mouvement de fond qui dépasse largement nos frontières et …
The Collegial phenomenon, un ouvrage d'Emmanuel Lazega
1. Les organisations collégiales comme construction méthodologique – Michel Grossetti Le livre d’Emmanuel Lazega est intéressant à bien des égards. Il aborde la question des organisations collégiales, peu traitée jusqu’à présent. Il présente de façon détaillée une application de la méthode des réseaux « complets » à l’étude des organisations, à partir d’une étude de cas exemplaire. Et puis, surtout, il a les qualités d’un bon ouvrage de sociologi…
Genèse et fondements du plan Monnet
French postwar planning has been interpreted as an avatar of a French mercantilist tradition or as smart adhoc tinkering. Archival research shows the shortcomings of both interpretations. It is proposed here that Monnet 's plan had intellectual and structural roots in American New Deal Keynesianism. A genealogy of French planning shows economies to be politically constructed sets of institutions. The role of cross-national transfer mechanisms in …
Exporting the American Model
The late 1990s was a period of Panglossian optimism. The world, we were told, was getting smaller, increasingly seamless and it all had to do with ‘globalization’ (Ohmae 1994, Held et al. 1999, Giddens 1999, Friedman1999). From this perspective, the movement seemed to lead inexorably to the worldwide convergence of economic,technological and institutional conditions, fostering in the process a homogenization of organizational recipes and national…
The Resistance of European Business
This chapter discusses the organized resistance and opposition of Western European business, particularly in France, Italy, and West Germany, to the structural transformation brought about by the introduction of the American business model. Western European business leaders resented the large-scale transfer of a foreign model they believed was not adopted to European conditions and potentially dangerous for their own interests. The focus of oppos…
Theoretical Building Blocks for a Research Agenda Linking Globalization and Institutions
The objective of this chapter is double. First, we take stock of the ways in which the institutionalist literature deals with issues of institutional change and institutional emergence. Then, we try to show how the connection we make between globalization and institutions opens up new theoretical directions.
Organization Studies
L'arrivée du management en France
La managérialisation de la sphère publique est aujourd'hui dans l'air du temps. La réforme de l'Etat semble passer par l'importation et l'appropriation des pratiques et de l'esprit du management - avec promesse à la clef d'une plus grande rationalité et d'une meilleure efficience. En faisant un retour en arrière sur le contexte et les conditions de l'arrivée du management en France après la deuxième guerre mondiale, cet article offre une autre pe…
Social networks and country-to-country transfer
This article investigates the social network dimension in processes of cross-national transfer. The empirical focus is the conscious attempt to appropriate, in France after 1945, the American model of the large firm. Structural conditions-internal crisis and geopolitical dependence-created the context in which country-to-country transfer could take place. Our findings also show, however, that the transfer itself required the activation of concret…
L'arbre banian de la mondialisation
L’odyssee de l’industrie du conseil, en tout juste soixante-dix ans, est impressionnante. Elle debute en 1934, alors que, saisissant l’opportunite creee par le Glass Steagall Act, Marvin Bower allait transformer l’entreprise d’audit peu dynamique de James O’McKinsey. McKinsey & Co. devenait ainsi le premier cabinet de conseil en management au sens aujourd’hui donne a ce terme et, ce faisant, Marvin Bower inventait une industrie. La professionnali…
From Local Legislation to Global Structuring Frame
If we take a long-range view of competition regimes, we can document in the 20th century a case of major transformation. There has been a double evolution - away from cooperation and cartelization and towards competition on the one hand, from nationally bounded regimes to a globally interconnected regulatory sphere on the other. The antitrust tradition that emerged in the USA at the turn of the 20th century has gained significant and widespread i…
Entreprises et gouvernance en France
La France serait-elle par nature et de manière essentielle une société bloquée ? Une mise en perspective historique donne une tout autre image du paysage économique et social français. En particulier, nous soulignons dans cet article les transformations qui modifient en profondeur la firme française et sa gouvernance. L’histoire du changement que nous retraçons s’inscrit en partie dans un mouvement de fond qui dépasse largement nos frontières et …
The Collegial phenomenon, un ouvrage d'Emmanuel Lazega
1. Les organisations collégiales comme construction méthodologique – Michel Grossetti Le livre d’Emmanuel Lazega est intéressant à bien des égards. Il aborde la question des organisations collégiales, peu traitée jusqu’à présent. Il présente de façon détaillée une application de la méthode des réseaux « complets » à l’étude des organisations, à partir d’une étude de cas exemplaire. Et puis, surtout, il a les qualités d’un bon ouvrage de sociologi…
Americanization in comparative perspective
This article proposes a comparative account of the progress of the managerial revolution in France and Norway over the post-World War Two period. This account is set and framed within theoretical discussions on and around 'Americanization'. We argue that in both the French and Norwegian cases the managerial revolution has been closely tied to a process of Americanization that has had an impact on economic institutions, organizations and philosoph…
Overcoming path dependency
Sociological studies of diffusion
The question of increasing similarity of forms and ideas is an important one in the social sciences in general. There are two main - and strikingly different - ways to account for increasing social similarity. The first is through an evolutionary or modernization type of argument, where increasing similarity reveals parallel but\ndiscrete processes of fit and adaptation. The second is through a diffusionist kind of argument, where forms and ideas…
Institutional Perspectives—Working towards Coherence or Irreconcilable Diversity?
This article starts with a description in broad strokes of the intellectual heritage shaping institutionalism in different social science disciplines. Then, a number of debates serve as points of entry to approach the question of coherence or diversity. The definition of institutions, the double issue of change and emergence, and the question of action and agency are explored in turn. Those are key questions today, with which scholars are grappli…
Transnational communities
Transnational communities are social groups that emerge from mutual interaction across national boundaries, oriented around a common project or 'imagined' identity. This common project or identity is constructed and sustained through the active engagement and involvement of at least some of its members. Such communities can overlap in different ways with formal organizations but, in principle, they do not need formal organization to be sustained.…
When Limited Liability was (Still) an Issue
The corporation is a constitutive element of modern capitalism. In its contemporary form, the corporation comes with a striking legal feature: ownership is associated with limited liability. Today, we take for granted both the principle of limited liability and its association with the corporate form. Not so long ago, though, in the mid-19th century, the principle of limited liability was highly contentious, generating heated discussions and deba…
Limited liability and its moral hazard implications
Introduction to Volume 3
A summary is not available for this content so a preview has been provided. Please use the Get access link above for information on how to access this content.
A Manifesto for Social Progress
At this time when many have lost hope amidst conflicts, terrorism, environmental destruction, economic inequality and the breakdown of democracy, this beautifully written book outlines how to rethink and reform our key institutions - markets, corporations, welfare policies, democratic processes and transnational governance - to create better societies based on core principles of human dignity, sustainability, and justice. This new vision is based…
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