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Journal articles on the topic "Alliances stratégiques (affaires) – Air France"
Balmond, Louis. "L’intervention militaire de la France au Tchad en février 2019." Paix et sécurité européenne et internationale Numéro 13 (January 15, 2019). http://dx.doi.org/10.61953/psei.1100.
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Nachbaur, Christophe. "Développer la confiance dans les alliances : le cas du transport aérien." Paris 1, 2012. http://www.theses.fr/2012PA010062.
Full textAlessandra, Pauline. "Tango avec le diable. Collaborer avec des adversaires comme stratégie de maintien de la légitimité d'une organisation contestée : le cas d'Air France face aux contestations environnementales du transport aérien." Electronic Thesis or Diss., Université de Montpellier (2022-....), 2024. http://www.theses.fr/2024UMOND010.
Full textIn Europe, the escalation of climate protection movements has heightened the pressure on polluting companies that contribute to global warming. These organizations face increasing social pressures that challenge their societal license to operate. In response, they have adopted strategies to preserve their legitimacy. Existing literature explores various strategies, from justifying their societal roles to implementing corporate social responsibility (CSR) policies and collaborating with recognized stakeholders.However, these legitimate stakeholders can also become sources of criticism, often fueled by ideological motives—as seen with non-governmental organizations (NGOs)—or by market competition. Extensive research on NGO-firm relations and coopetition underscores the complexities of cultivating successful partnerships. Nevertheless, scant research has been done on these paradoxical collaborations as a strategy for maintaining legitimacy. Our research question is: How can a contested organization collaborate with an adversarial one to maintain its legitimacy?To investigate this "tango with the devil," we conduct a detailed case study of Air France, significantly affected by flight shaming. Utilizing participant observation, 38 interviews, and various secondary sources (company archives, press releases), we examine three initiatives contributing to the company's strategy to maintain legitimacy. The first initiative, an unsuccessful attempt to define Air France's core purpose, raises questions about the feasibility of collaborating with legitimate yet adversarial entities. The second is the company's CSR communications campaign, conducted in partnership with an NGO. The third investigates collaboration with SNCF, Air France's competitor in the domestic network. This case study demonstrates that adversaries can serve as valuable allies in maintaining a contested organization's legitimacy.This study contributes to the literature on maintaining legitimacy by illustrating that (1) self- legitimization strategies are ineffective for a contested organization's sustainability, making collaboration with legitimate stakeholders essential. It is feasible to (2) collaborate with adversaries without relying on legitimacy transfer techniques. However, (3) it is incumbent upon the contested organization to transform adversarial relationships into partnerships for these strategies to succeed.Moreover, this thesis also enhances our understanding of coopetition by showing how (1) legitimacy asymmetry can facilitate the evolution of coopetitive relationships. However, (2) rebalancing by the contested actor is necessary to render coopetition an effective strategy for maintaining legitimacy, and (3) this requires reshaping the narrative toward greater collaboration
Berger-Douce, Sandrine. "La catalyse de la décision stratégique en PME : l'exemple des partenariats technologiques européens." Reims, 2001. http://www.theses.fr/2001REIME005.
Full textThe thesis proposes a model of strategic decision in SMEs, inspired by catalysis phenomenon in chemistry. The study is focused on the starting phase of decision process. The example of strategic decision is the implication into an european technological partnership. The first part presents the theoretical (decision, technological partnership), methodological (exploratory qualicative study based on case-studies) and epistemological (analogical reasoning with chemistry as a form of abduction) designs. The intermediary result is a provisory version of our model constituted in propositions. The second part contains the empirical observations in France and in the Netherlands presented through cross-analyses of cases'pairs which are significative of possible options : proactivity, reactivity, catalysis and non-catalysis. These analyses let us formulate our final model of catalysis in decision making in SMEs. Our research facilitates the understanding of decision making process in SMEs. It insists on the existence of a catalytic effect with the notions of favorable structure, poisons of catalyst and proximity. These notions are moderated by the necessity of taking national values into account
Wacheux, Frédéric. "Processus organisationnels et jeux d'acteurs à l'oeuvre dans les alliances entre firmes : étude exploratoire dans le bâtiment et les travaux publics." Paris 9, 1993. https://portail.bu.dauphine.fr/fileviewer/index.php?doc=1993PA090060.
Full textThe alliance is a paradoxical form of inter-organizational relationships (ior) in which competitors combine their action on a part or the totality of their activities. Is is multifaceted because organizational processes and interaction of the individuals behaviour are at work in the partnerships and among the individuals within the group. This exploratory research in the building industry and civil engineering describes and explains the behaviour of the organization, of the individuals within the group and the participants in the alliance. What has been observed leads to describing the individuals within the group as independent from the firm. Besides organizational learing is seen as weak and individual learning as strong. In the system, hostile and friendly relationships between the participants are essential. The alliance gives birth to a structural context in which individual strategies are put into practice and constitute the real structure. The firm has to accept to turn around in the strategy in order to be able to make the alliance efficient, but that implies calling the organization into question
Ataay, Aylin Naciye. "La performance des alliances stratégiques internationales : un modèle détaillé pour analyser leurs processus de management et leur performance." Paris 1, 2002. http://www.theses.fr/2002PA010010.
Full textAptel, Olivier. "La contribution de la logistique au développement des alliances en milieu hospitalier : une étude comparative France Etats-Unis." Aix-Marseille 2, 1999. http://www.theses.fr/1999AIX24001.
Full textBousrih, Myriam. "Les motivations des alliances stratégiques : Application au secteur électrique européen : cas du rapprochement EDF ENBW." Paris 9, 2007. https://portail.bu.dauphine.fr/fileviewer/index.php?doc=2007PA090001.
Full textThe electric power industry is witnessing significant transformations dealing with the principles of the market organization. The reforms of the sector regulations modify the functioning rules, and in reply, the firms adapt their strategic behaviour through partner policies and alliances. Since 1996, several alliances cases have emerged. The present research work consists in the examination of motivations that are the origin of these partnerships inciting the big power companies to set off on a race to external growth. The first part of the thesis tackles the reconfiguration of the power industry in Europe and clarifies the different motivations of companies that decide to form an alliance (to get into a new market, pass the overcapacities, search considerable effect engendering important economies and synergies, base an effect power and a safety motivation). The second part focuses on the study of Edf and Enbw links through the analysis of synergies brought out by such alliance and the construction of possible progress scenarios for this alliance (starting from the analysis of strategic intentions of both Allies, a scenario of success or break down is built up)
Médan, Pierre. "Fusions ou alliances : étude comparée des stratégies de fusions-acquisitions et d'alliances entre firmes concurrentes dans le cadre de la grande entreprise industrielle." Paris 1, 1994. http://www.theses.fr/1994PA010064.
Full textSince the early eighties, large industrial firms are using more and more strategic alliances. On certain hypothesis, like the degree of the branch concentration, the uncertainty of environment and the strictness of anti-trust policy, the alliance strategies have many advantages compared to the more classic strategies represented by external growth. An attempt to measure the mean motivations for mergers and cooperation agreements between concurrent firms shows their specific features. The alliance, favoured restructuring means in oligopolistic sector, often permits to bypass the law. It is also a way of growth more flexible and reversible than mergers and acquisitions. Whatever the environment they lie within, cooperation agreements allow an organizational adaptability than merger and aquisitions can't get. Finally, alliances, by the combination of a great number of firms, represent one of the few means to create technological irreversibilities
Curutchet, Marie-Pierre. "La dimension socioculturelle des stratégies conjointes : l'exemple des agro-industries champardennaises." Reims, 1999. http://www.theses.fr/1999REIME002.
Full textRejeb, Faouzia. "Les nouvelles technologies de l'information et de la communication dans les entreprises en france : bilan et perspectibe." Paris 2, 2003. http://www.theses.fr/2003PA020090.
Full textBooks on the topic "Alliances stratégiques (affaires) – Air France"
Kleymann, Birgit, and Hannu Seristö. Managing Strategic Airline Alliances. Taylor & Francis Group, 2017.
Find full textKleymann, Birgit, and Hannu Seristö. Managing Strategic Airline Alliances. Taylor & Francis Group, 2017.
Find full textKleymann, Birgit, and Hannu Seristö. Managing Strategic Airline Alliances. Taylor & Francis Group, 2016.
Find full textKleymann, Birgit, and Hannu Seristo. Managing Strategic Airline Alliances (Ashgate Studies in Aviation Economics and Management). Ashgate Publishing, 2004.
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