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Articoli di riviste sul tema "Démocratie dans l'entreprise"
Makengo Dingombe, Michel. "L’impact de la documentation dans une entreprise : Cas de l’OCC et de l’OGEFREM en République Démocratique du Congo". Revue Congolaise des Sciences & Technologies 3, n. 1 (31 marzo 2024): 86–97. http://dx.doi.org/10.59228/rcst.024.v3.i1.72.
Testo completoTesi sul tema "Démocratie dans l'entreprise"
Emeras, Marion. "La démocratie sociale dans l'entreprise après 2008". Thesis, Toulouse 1, 2013. http://www.theses.fr/2013TOU10055/document.
Testo completoThe 20th August 2008 Law reforms the social democracy to reinforce the trade unions’ legitimacy and that of the collective agreements they sign. In order to do this, the reform modifies the representativeness’ criteria and the collective agreements’ validity conditions. It contains some measures serving that purpose. The newest are those which dedicate the electoral audience as a decisive representativeness’ criteria and those which impose to fulfil all the criteria at once to estimate the trade unions’ representativeness. These new steps have different consequences. Among the most important, from now on, representativeness is measured from the companies and not by the authorities. So, the “irrefragable” (which can’t be contested) presumption of representativeness is doomed to disappear on short-term. Moreover, the 20th August Law allows the subcontractors to participate to the professional elections under some conditions, which raises lot of juridical and practical issues. The reform makes some meaningful changes. However, it is pertinent to ask if it helps to champion social democracy. Is the choice of a representativeness reform focused on the trade unions’ legitimacy relevant? Indeed, this reform aims to reinforce the trade unions’ legitimacy, particularly with the introduction of the audience criteria. However it has raised several practical difficulties and litigations which imply that maybe the text must be revised. Furthermore, introducing the audience criteria, the 20th August Law could cause a politicization of the professional relations and elections: in order to reinforce the trade unions’ legitimacy, it ensures a closer link with the democratic elections system as we know it in France for other institutions. The examination of all these elements reveals that the real issue raised by the reform is not only about the trade unions’ representativeness or their legitimacy, but about the question of the division of competences between the Social Partners and the legislator, in other words, it’s about the autonomy of the Social Partners: which flexibility could we provide them with to establish standards in domains traditionally reserved for the legislator? In this case, how is it possible to articulate law and collective agreements? Does it necessarily need a constitutional revision? The research for solutions brings us to note that similar issues exist in Europe. However, different mechanisms are implemented. It’s interesting to search for some tools at this scale, which could be exploited to facilitate the development of social dialogue in France, or even solve the issues linked to the trade unions’ standard setting-role in the company or in laws elaboration
Valente, Carvalhais De Sousa José Alberto. "Pouvoir et autorité dans les organisations : les conditions de la democratie dans l'entreprise". Paris 10, 1987. http://www.theses.fr/1987PA100049.
Testo completoThis thesis concerns the conditions of democracy in organizations. In the first chapter, epistemological questions raised by the articulation of individual actor and the society are analized and the reasons of a psychosociological approach are presented. The second chapter concerns the questions related to power conceptualization: local relative autonomy of power relations, the articulation between power, conscience, conflict and interest, the discussion of the conceptions of power as a zero-sum game. The third chapter covers the articulation between the notions of power and authority in the organization, the political role of the structure of authority and the relations between the concepts of organizations and institution. In the fourth chapter are arised the questions concerning the legitimacy of prevailing power in the organization and legitimation process in capitalist enterprises. The fifth chapter concerns the legitimacy of power in technocratic organizations. The three following chapters are dedicated to the construction of the model of democratic organization, to the analysis of the environment of the democratic enterprise in modern capitalist societies in both economic and social aspects and to the study of the domains of participation in non-democratic organizations and of the limits of participation in a democratic context. The last chapter corresponds to a study produced in cooperative enterprises in the area of graphic arts in Porto (Portugal) in order to understand the conditions of the practice of democracy in the enterprise
Blin, Alexia. "Politiser l'entreprise : une histoire des coopératives dans le Wisconsin (années 1870-années 1930)". Thesis, Paris, EHESS, 2017. http://www.theses.fr/2017EHES0131.
Testo completoThis dissertation explores the history of cooperative businesses in the state of Wisconsin between the 1870s and the 1930s, and the ways various groups resorted to those organizations in order to protect their interests. My study involves both business history and political history, and looks at the uses of cooperatives through three important reform movements in US history: the antimonopolist struggles of the Gilded Age, the Progressive era and the New Deal. I show that cooperatives were continuously part of the American reform horizon in those decades. Although cooperators did not succeed in creating a “movement” or an economic “system” that would serve as an alternative for an industrial capitalism dominated by big corporations, they were able to build a specific and more democratic form of business enterprise, whose model was easy to identify at the end of the 1930s. In order to understand the mechanisms that led to the institutionalization of this form of business, I observe the various ways farmers, consumers, and, to a lesser extent, workers used and understood cooperatives over time. The role of the state, whose agents called upon cooperatives and turned them into public policy tools, is also a subject of inquiry. The analysis of the uses of the cooperative form of business is constantly replaced in the environment in which their members operated, especially by measuring the distance that separated them from the economic organizations against which they were formed, those that were their models, or those against which they competed. Understanding cooperatives in their environment also means questioning the importance of the territories where they were created, and more specifically the characteristics of rural areas, where cooperatives were especially successful
Vivet-Maladry, Eline. "Contribution d'espaces de délibération à la démocratisation des entreprises : une analyse empirique des dispositifs d'intelligence collective massive". Electronic Thesis or Diss., université Paris-Saclay, 2024. https://www.biblio.univ-evry.fr/theses/2024/interne/2024UPASI011.pdf.
Testo completoThe thesis examines the issue of corporate democratization. The research revives a problem that has frequently been tackled in management, even though it is relatively taboo today. More specifically, however, the research proposes an empirical analysis of how digital technologies and methodologies inspired by citizen participation practices are gradually being introduced into the management of large multinational corporations. The theoretical framework focuses on the intersections between digital technology, collective intelligence and corporate democracy.This research is inspired by pragmatism and follows an abductive approach leading to early and renewed interactions between field and theory. The thesis is presented in two distinct sections. The first section offers a review of theories on corporate democracy. It namely highlights the recurring threshold and efficiency problems as the reasons why it can be impossible to democratize companies and raises the need to study emerging forms of democracy, notably e-democracy. Massive collective intelligence devices, enabled by the development of artificial intelligence technologies, is then seen as a potential lever for meeting the challenges of democratization in companies by responding to the issues described in the literature. The second section is devoted to the empirical analysis of these devices. The research, which is qualitative and comprehensive in scope, is based on three phases of study: the first phase focuses on the companies that design these systems, the second one on their deployment in an organizational context, and the third on the effects perceived by employees invited to contribute to such approaches.This cross-sectional study proposes a definition of these devices and explains some of their operating mechanisms. The conclusion underlines the fact that, although these mechanisms alone cannot guarantee the democratization of the company, they do help to reintroduce democratic debate into traditionally hierarchical and bureaucratic structures. The main issue raised by the research is that of management accountability for the results of such initiatives. The digital devices studied carry both the promise of democracy and the risk of authoritarianism. Whatever the case, the study calls for renewed questioning of how companies operate, and in particular of the legitimate sources of sovereignty. This demands further theoretical and empirical analysis of the use of these devices in a corporate context
Libri sul tema "Démocratie dans l'entreprise"
Crom, Jean-Pierre Le. L'introuvable démocratie salariale: Le droit de la représentation du personnel dans l'entreprise (1890-2002). Paris: Syllepse, 2003.
Cerca il testo completoPinault, H. Syndicalisme et démocratie dans l'entreprise. L'Harmattan, 2000.
Cerca il testo completoLes CONSERVATEURS ET LE TRAVAIL - La crise du syndicalisme / La démocratie dans l'entreprise / Le Living Wage Movement. Paris: Editions L'Harmattan, 2012.
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