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Journal articles on the topic "Identité coopérative"
Côté, Daniel. "Loyauté et identité coopérative." Revue internationale de l'économie sociale: Recma, no. 295 (2005): 50. http://dx.doi.org/10.7202/1021875ar.
Full textGuillot-Soulez, Chloé, and Sébastien Soulez. "Être un employeur bancaire coopératif, ça change quoi ?" Revue Française de Gestion 45, no. 282 (June 2019): 57–75. http://dx.doi.org/10.3166/rfg.2019.00354.
Full textVuotto, Mirta, and Patricia Toucas-Truyen. "Apprendre à coopérer : expériences éducatives en Argentine et identité coopérative." RECMA N° 364, no. 2 (April 22, 2022): 250–59. http://dx.doi.org/10.3917/recma.364.0250.
Full textQuarter, Jack. "James John Harpell: An Adult Education Pioneer." Canadian Journal for the Study of Adult Education 14, no. 1 (May 1, 2000): 89–112. http://dx.doi.org/10.56105/cjsae.v14i1.1941.
Full textMünkner, Hans-H. "Iris Barsan: La Société Coopérative Européenne (SCE) - entre identité coopérative et efficacité économique (Die europäische Genossenschaft (SCE) - Zwischen genossenschaftlicher Identität und wirtschaftlicher Effizienz)." Zeitschrift für das gesamte Genossenschaftswesen 64, no. 3 (September 1, 2014): 201–14. http://dx.doi.org/10.1515/zfgg-2014-0305.
Full textSuremain, Charles-Édouard de. "De la coopérative à la communauté. Ethnogenèse, organisation sociale et identité d'un groupe de colons (paroisse d'Alluriquín, Équateur)." Bulletin de l’Institut français d’études andines 22, no. 2 (1993): 551–84. http://dx.doi.org/10.3406/bifea.1993.1126.
Full textJouthe, Ernst. "Pour une éthique de la différence en travail social." Service social 42, no. 3 (April 12, 2005): 7–20. http://dx.doi.org/10.7202/706628ar.
Full textCarriou, Claire. "Malentendus et inattendus autour de la participation habitante. La « coopérative » d’accession sociale Le Grand Portail à Nanterre (France)." Partie 3 — Des stratégies participatives à l’épreuve des « publics », no. 73 (June 1, 2015): 215–31. http://dx.doi.org/10.7202/1030959ar.
Full textLeszczy´Nska, Dorota, and Maryline Thénot. "Logiques institutionnelles et variation de pratique : étude de cas du groupe Champagne Céréales." Économies et Sociétés. Systèmes agroalimentaires 48, no. 1036 (2014): 1637–57. http://dx.doi.org/10.3406/esag.2014.1158.
Full textIliopoulos, Constantine, and Patricia Toucas-Truyen. "La longévité des coopératives agricoles expliquée par leur capacité à s’adapter." RECMA N° 369, no. 3 (June 5, 2023): 64–83. http://dx.doi.org/10.3917/recma.369.0068.
Full textDissertations / Theses on the topic "Identité coopérative"
Barsan, Iris M. "La société coopérative européenne (SCE) : entre identité coopérative et efficacité économique." Thesis, Paris 1, 2013. http://www.theses.fr/2013PA010332.
Full textThe European Co-operative Society (SCE), younger sister of the European Economic Interest Grouping (EEIG) and the European Company (SE), was born on July 22, 2003. New European legal form, the SCE was supposed to combine European mobility with a European co-operative identity, whilst offering cooperatives "modern" tools to improve co-operative governance and financing, the long lasting co-operative dilemma of the last century. Alas, by juxtaposing tools borrowed from national laws or from its predecessor, the SE, the European legislator loses himself and thus bears the responsibility for the failure of the SCE that does not respond ta co-operative needs, nor does it create a European co-operative identity, nor does it allow co-operatives ta effectively benefit from the single market and contribute to its development. Various reasons explain this failure. On the one hand, the method used to draw broadly on the SE statute neglects co-operative features and ignores the increasing complexity of national co-operative laws. Thus, the adoption of a framework regulation offering too many options for national legislators and excessive references ta national co-operative laws that lack harmonization and are for some of them very camplex, results in the creation of 30 national variations of SCE with a European label. The co-operative identity of the SCE appears to be variable and closer to the national identity of co-operatives in the Member State of registration. The European legislator, anxious to spare national sensitivities and the self-understanding of national co-operative movements which strongly differs among Member States, has failed to provide the SCE with an assumed and discriminating European co-operative identity. On the other hand, the European advantages of the SCE like the constitution by way of merger or the transfer of seat do not take into account co-operative needs. Co-operatives have strong local roofs and a very special legal purpose. Similarly, the tools made available to the SCE that are supposed to provide higher economic efficiency disappoint as they are imported from national co-operative law without any consistency. The introduction of this heterogeneity exacerbates the internal and external dilemma of co-operatives. Finally, the European legislator ignores the disparate environment in which co-operatives evolve. In particular, the instrumentalisation of tax law in some Member States who are attached to the concept of social economy is detrimental to the SCE's mobility and distorts competition between SCEs. Under these circumstances, the SCE does not seem able to fulfill the objectives set by the European legislator and its failure is not surprising.Yet another way would have been possible, consisting for the European legislator to propose the creation of a European co-operative with a distinct and discriminating identity and the necessary flexibility to improve efficiency, providing a real alternative to national co-operatives and giving the European co-operative movement new life. To do this, it would have been necessary to stand out from the method adopted for the SE and reduce references to national co-operative law to a maximum, prioritize co-operative principles and refocus the SCE on its particular purpose, white giving more flexibility to co-operative principles which are more of an ideological belief than a legal requirement and therefore do not contribute to give the SCE its own identity
Lafleur, Michel. "La formulation de stratégie chez la coopérative basée sur son identité." Thèse, Université de Sherbrooke, 2003. http://savoirs.usherbrooke.ca/handle/11143/350.
Full textDe, la Fuente Miguel. "Socio-histoire du mouvement coopératif au Pays basque : un nouveau cycle pour l’identité coopérative basque." Electronic Thesis or Diss., Bordeaux, 2024. http://www.theses.fr/2024BORD0151.
Full textThe thesis aims to provide a socio-historical analysis of the ideological foundations of cooperativism in the Basque Country to understand the shape of the cooperative identity. In the first part, we have diachronically sequenced the cooperative movement, dividing it into four historical cycles, among which we advocate for the emergence of a new cooperative cycle: Pre-war Cooperativism, Necessity Cooperativism, Welfare Cooperativism, and the New Cooperative Cycle. Throughout this parcours, we have sought to analyze the ideological foundations specific to each cooperative cycle, focusing on the relationship between social, religious, political, and institutional actors while considering the predominant role of the Mondragon Cooperative Experience. In doing so, we have attempted to fill a series of evident scholar gaps. In the second part, based on the analysis of new cooperative modes of action (Egitea) and new identity belongings (Izatea), we have examined the characteristics of the new historical cycle. This new cycle emerges with particularities in each territorial reality of the Basque Country. However, all the territorial perspectives share certain commonalities. The diversification of ideological foundations around new paradigms (feminism, environmentalism, the Euskera defense, or the emergence of the Social and Solidarity Economy paradigm) is the most apparent similarity. In this analysis of cooperative identity, we draw from existing literature on modern identity construction. Specifically, we analyze Charles Taylor's work, on identity construction according to professional and territorial elements. From the resulting fieldwork analysis, we also observe a process of erosion of cooperative identity. We have named this process identity disaffection. This process stems from the socio-historical transformations of cooperativism and the progressive ideological mutation characterizing the new cooperative cycle. Finally, we outline some identity recovery policies developed within Basque cooperativism and more specifically within the Mondragon Group
La tesis trata de ofrecer un análisis sociohistórico de las matrices ideológicas del cooperativismo en Euskal Herria para comprender los mecanismos de generación de la identidad cooperativa. En la primera parte, hemos secuenciado diacrónicamente el movimiento cooperativo dividiéndolo en cuatro ciclos históricos, entre los que defendemos la emergencia de un nuevo ciclo: el Cooperativismo de Anteguerra, el de la Necesidad, el del Bienestar y el Nuevo Ciclo Cooperativo. En este parcours hemos tratado de analizar cuáles han sido las matrices ideológicas propias de cada ciclo cooperativo, centrándonos en la relación entre los agentes sociales, religiosos, políticos e institucionales, y teniendo en cuenta el papel preponderante de la Experiencia Cooperativa de Mondragon. A su vez, hemos tratado de colmar una serie de evidentes lagunas académicas. En la segunda parte, a partir del análisis de las nuevas formas de actuación cooperativas (Egitea) y de las nuevas pertenencias identitarias (Izatea), hemos analizado las características del nuevo ciclo histórico. Este nuevo ciclo emerge de forma particular en cada realidad territorial de Euskal Herria, empero con ciertas similitudes comunes. La diversificación de las matrices ideológicas en torno a nuevos paradigmas (el feminismo, el ecologismo, la defensa del euskera o la Economía Social y Solidaria) es la más aparente similitud. En este análisis de la identidad cooperativa partimos de la bibliografía existente sobre la construcción de la identidad moderna y, concretamente, de la obra de Charles Taylor. Con ello tratamos de establecer cuáles han sido los elementos de construcción de la misma, considerando su dimensión profesional y territorial. Del análisis resultante del trabajo de campo, se observa un proceso de erosión de la identidad cooperativa que hemos bautizado como desafección identitaria. Este proceso tiene su origen en las transformaciones sociohistóricas del cooperativismo y en la progresiva mutación ideológica que caracterizan al nuevo ciclo cooperativo. Finalmente, apuntamos algunas políticas de recuperación de la identidad que se desarrollan en el cooperativismo vasco y más específicamente, en el seno del Grupo Mondragon
Tesiak Euskal Herriko kooperatibismoaren matrize ideologikoen azterketa soziohistorikoa eskaini nahi du, identitate kooperatiboa sortzeko mekanismoak ulertzeko. Lehenengo zatian, mugimendu kooperatiboa diakronikoki sekuentziatu dugu, lau ziklo historikotan banatuz. Ziklo horien artean, ziklo kooperatibo berri bat dago: Gerra aurreko kooperatibismoa, Beharraren kooperatibismoa, Ongizatearen kooperatibismoa eta Ziklo Kooperatibo berria. Parcours honetan ziklo kooperatibo bakoitzaren berezko matrize ideologikoak zein izan diren aztertzen saiatu gara, eragile sozial, erlijioso, politiko eta instituzionalen arteko harremanean zentratuz eta Arrasateko Esperientzia Kooperatiboaren paper nagusia kontuan hartuz. Horrela, hutsune akademiko nabarmenak betetzen saiatu gara. Bigarren zatian, kooperatiben jarduera-modu berrien azterketatik (Egitea) eta identitate-ezaugarri berrien azterketatik (Izatea) abiatuta, ziklo historiko berriaren ezaugarriak aztertu ditugu. Ziklo berri hau Euskal Herriko lurralde bakoitzean azaleratzen da bereziki, baina antzekotasun komun batzuekin. Paradigma berrien inguruko matrize ideologikoen dibertsifikazioa (feminismoa, ekologismoa, euskararen defentsa edo Ekonomia soziala eta solidarioa) da antzekotasunik nabarmenena. Identitate kooperatiboaren azterketa honetan identitate modernoaren eraikuntzari buruz dagoen bibliografiatik abiatzen gara, eta, zehazki, Taylorren obratik. Hori guztia haren eraikuntza-elementuak zein izan diren ezartzen saiatzeko, haren dimentsio profesionala eta lurralde-dimentsioa kontuan hartuta. Landa-lanetik ateratako azterketatik ikusten denez, nortasun kooperatiboa higatu egin da, eta identitatearen desafekzioa izena jarri diogu. Prozesu horren jatorria kooperatibismoaren eraldaketa soziohistorikoetan eta ziklo kooperatibo berriaren ezaugarri diren mutazio ideologiko progresiboan dago. Azkenik, euskal kooperatibismoan eta, zehazkiago, Mondragon Taldearen baitan identitatea berreskuratzeko garatzen diren politika batzuk aipatuko ditugu
Grellier, Hervé. "Les dynamiques de l'identité organisationnelle dans un contexte coopératif : le cas de deux coopératives industrielles appartenant au Groupe Mondragon." Thesis, Paris Sciences et Lettres (ComUE), 2017. http://www.theses.fr/2017PSLED080.
Full textThe field work has been carried out over the past fifteen years within the Mondragon Group in the Spanish Basque Country. Which is currently the world's largest network of cooperative enterprises. This group has also two major characteristics. One is to have a large sample of industrial cooperative enterprises competing globally with large multinationals. The other is that it consists of a very large majority of cooperative enterprises in the hands of their workers. What is commonly known as Mondragon Cooperative Experience is recognized as an unique experience of more than sixty years of existence. Our research question: How is the organizational identity evolving within the Mondragon Group in a current context?, is the result of a field issue. And it is on the basis of an intervention research on two cases of industrial cooperative enterprises that we were led to reflect on the evolution of the organizational identity within these two cooperatives and from there within the Mondragon Group as a whole. This consideration of the evolution of the organizational identity leads not only to consider the strategic directions chosen by the Group Mondragon but also the implemented policies of leadership and coaching to encourage the identification of the co-workers of Mondragon within their cooperatives. In this work, the researcher adopted a constructivist epistemology. He conducted a broad review of the literature on organizational identity in particular and its extensive nomological network
St-Martin, Nicole. "Les femmes québécoises créatrices d'entreprises coopératives : identité, trajectoire, formation." Tours, 1992. http://www.theses.fr/1992TOUR2014.
Full textRecent transformations of the work place and the economic crisis have pointed out the fragility of the women's employment. It has obliged them to take a different look at their working conditions and at their place in the socio-economic structure. Consequently, by choice or obligation, they are more and more numerous to create their own jobs, individualy or collectively. In the case of a collective project, the worker's cooperative seems to offer a valuable alternative. However, even if it permits access to property, to the management of an entreprise and to a job, his creation is complex and has his own limits and constraints. - who are the collective female entrepreneurs and what are their motivations to create their own entreprise? - how to explain the choice of the legal status? - what are the limits that are to be deal with? - which counseling and assistance are required? based on a comparative analysis of two types of entrepreneurial situation, individual and collective ownership, a profile of collective female entrepreneur has been identified. She is 32 years of age, maried with more than 2 children. Most of the time, she decided to create her own cooperative after loosing her job. It seems to be a valuable experience
Gomez, Jordi. "Coopération transfrontalière et fabrique identitaire : le cas catalan." Thesis, Paris 2, 2015. http://www.theses.fr/2015PA020064/document.
Full textThe interest of a survey about european surrounding spaces follows from the transformations affecting the borders since the 1980’s : even if the transnational movements of different natures seem to take no heed of them, even if there’s a tendency to turn their physical marks invisible, and even if the political promotion of cooperation at a community level tend to overcome them. Among the border belts, those having a common history afford a real heuristic interest ; the analysis of the economical, political and institutional relation development as well as social relations maintained by border belts couples with an interrogation about the continuity of identity links over the border. Since the beginning of the 2000’s, in the Pyrénées-Orientales departement, the appeal for Catalogne has been resulting by two concomitant phenomenoms : whereas cooperation plans have increased and diversified,political and social protagonists have undertaken to revive the feeling of belonging to the local place. The survey tends to show that the interaction intensification hasn’t resulted in an integrated cross-border space advent and that identity actions don’t seem to change the territorial allegiance channel. Everything is going as if, counter to the preconceived idea of a “no border” Europe, the territorial limits were still playing an important part in the representation structures and management tendency
Paternotte, Cédric. "Coopération et actions collectives." Paris 1, 2007. http://www.theses.fr/2007PA010606.
Full textRaffenne, Marc. "La rationalisation de la logistique : de la supply chain à la coopération complexe externe dans le travail." Thesis, Evry-Val d'Essonne, 2009. http://www.theses.fr/2009EVRY0015/document.
Full textAll specialists in logistics agree that this sector has known huge changes since the 1980's. It turned from a logistics that exclusively managed goods flows to the concept of supply chain, which not only manages these flows, but also controls information flows corresponding to every step of the goods way, from the supply of raw material to the delivery to the final customer. Logistics protagonists working in this chain (carriers, logistics providers, suppliers, producers, distributors...) are part of the same organizational process. It supposes a specific management of the different logistic operations and a working organization which corresponds with the supply chain structure. The study, based on about fifty interviews in several logistics, carriage, production and distribution firms, leads to analyze logistics rationalization provoked by its adaptation to the expectations of other industrial and commercial sectors, already rationalized, particularly in terms of costs reduction. Therefore, the study analyzes the causes and tendancies of this rationalization at the strategic, organizational and technical levels
Koné, Drissa. "Fiscalité et Européanité : entre Coopération et Fédération : approche ethnosociologique de la gouvernance internationale, de l’identité et des territoires." Thesis, Rennes 2, 2012. http://www.theses.fr/2012REN20016.
Full textThe aims of out thesis is to highlight, from the study of German and Swiss federalism, the European Union model of governance which is made up of two ways of thinking: intergovernmentalism and federalism. We have emphasized how, through the financing of Nation-States and the consolidation of its model of governance, the European Union is trying to, on the one hand, transform politically, economically and from the perspective of its identity, its territorial space, and, on the other hand, to legitimate its influence on member States and citizens. Our analysis has confirmed that through interaction between European institutions and member States, through leaders and heads of State and Government’s actions, the impact of an “emerging cooperative federalism” is real; it has a role not only on the creation but also on the transformation of the European Union, shaping it in a particular way (the “Twenty-Seven”). Therefore, trying to bring answers to the “fears” of citizens in relation to the Nations-States inability to face issues and challenges brought by globalization, the European Union gives a new lease of life made up with the rise of a “mutual European identity”. The situation is reinforced by thecurrent context of the economical, financial and social worldwide crisis which has brought the European Union and its member States, despite their different views and perception of the “Europe Object”, to take a quantitative leap toward a “Federal Europe” prior to the emergence of a “Political Europe”
Villatoro, Sánchez Francisco de Paula. "L'Andalousie et le Maroc : le flux migratoire et la coopération au dévelopement dans la formation de l'identité régionale andalouse (1977-2007)." Thesis, Paris 10, 2017. http://www.theses.fr/2017PA100180/document.
Full textWith this thesis project, we intend to study the role of the external action of the territories in the configuration of its regional identities. We will focus on the Andalusian case in recent decades. Thus, we will study the effect of the external action of the Autonomous Community of Andalusia during the period 1977-2007. We will paying particular attention to its interaction with the political, social, economic and cultural development of the State, within the framework of the general policies of the European Union and with neighboring territories, in particular Morocco
Con este proyecto de tesis, pretendemos estudiar el papel de la acción externa de los territorios en la configuración de sus identidades regionales. Nos centraremos en el caso andaluz en las últimas décadas. Así, estudiaremos el efecto de la acción externa de la Comunidad Autónoma de Andalucía durante el período 1977-2007; prestando especial atención a su interacción con el desarrollo político, social, económico y cultural del Estado, en el marco de las políticas generales de la Unión Europea y con los territorios vecinos, en particular Marruecos
Books on the topic "Identité coopérative"
Djateng, Flaubert. Coopération interculturelle en zones de crise: Identités multiples et engagement commun. Kinshasa: Evangelischer Entwicklungsdienst, 2008.
Find full textRigaux, François. Pour une déclaration universelle des droits des peuples: Identité nationale et coopération internationale. Bruxelles, Belgique: Vie ouvrière, 1990.
Find full textStassart, Pierre. Produits fermiers: Entre qualification et identité. Bruxelles: P.I.E.-Lang, 2003.
Find full textCronin, Bruce. Community under anarchy: Transnational identity and the evolution of cooperation. New York: Columbia University Press, 1999.
Find full textLes femmes québécoises créatrices d'entreprises coopératives: Identité, trajectoire, formation. Lille [France]: Atelier national de reproduction des thèses de l'Université de Lille III, 1992.
Find full textManagement of Consumer Co-Operatives in Korea: Identity, Participation and Sustainability. Taylor & Francis Group, 2019.
Find full textJang, Seungkwon. Management of Consumer Co-Operatives in Korea: Identity, Participation and Sustainability. Taylor & Francis Group, 2019.
Find full textEuropeanization and Foreign Policy: State Identity in Finland and Britain. Taylor & Francis Group, 2011.
Find full textJokela, Juha. Europeanization and Foreign Policy: State Identity in Finland and Britain. Taylor & Francis Group, 2016.
Find full textJokela, Juha. Europeanization and Foreign Policy: State Identity in Finland and Britain. Taylor & Francis Group, 2010.
Find full textBook chapters on the topic "Identité coopérative"
Dumont, Juliette. "« Construyendo nuestra América » : dynamiques de coopération intellectuelle en Amérique latine." In Diplomaties culturelles et fabrique des identités, 121–39. Presses universitaires de Rennes, 2018. http://dx.doi.org/10.4000/books.pur.137830.
Full textDumont, Juliette. "L’Amérique latine et l’organisation internationale de coopération intellectuelle : présence et expériences." In Diplomaties culturelles et fabrique des identités, 53–71. Presses universitaires de Rennes, 2018. http://dx.doi.org/10.4000/books.pur.137814.
Full textDöll, Jürgen. "Il ne faut ni surestimer, ni sous-estimer la politique de coopération technologique." In Identités nationales et conscience européenne, 82–83. Presses Sorbonne Nouvelle, 1992. http://dx.doi.org/10.4000/books.psn.5668.
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