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Статті в журналах з теми "Auto-entrepreneurs – Sociologie":
Doner, Richard F. "Limits of State Strength: Toward an Institutionalist View of Economic Development." World Politics 44, no. 3 (April 1992): 398–431. http://dx.doi.org/10.2307/2010544.
Darbus, Fanny. "Sarah Abdelnour, Moi, petite entreprise. Les auto-entrepreneurs, de l’utopie à la réalité." Sociologie du travail 60, no. 1 (February 22, 2018). http://dx.doi.org/10.4000/sdt.1672.
Hammou, Karim. "Fabien Brugière, Les auto-entrepreneurs du rap. Le travail et la vie d’artiste en marge des industries culturelles." Sociologie du travail 63, no. 1 (March 1, 2021). http://dx.doi.org/10.4000/sdt.38095.
Дисертації з теми "Auto-entrepreneurs – Sociologie":
Snape, Marine. "Une insertion par le jobbing ? : du travail de plateforme aux usages sociaux d'un petit boulot." Electronic Thesis or Diss., Paris, EHESS, 2023. http://www.theses.fr/2023EHES0103.
This thesis delves into the world of peer-to-peer service platforms, commonly known as "jobbing", with a specific focus on Jobbycat, a company that promotes independent work within the social and solidarity economy sector.Our research is built on the premise that to truly understand why individuals engage in platform-based activities, it's crucial to examine both individual journeys and the organizational context. Platform work is often perceived as a form of "odd jobs" or temporary employment, characterized by its unpredictability, short-term nature, and modest income. However, the jobbers we've had the opportunity to interact with convey a positive narrative about these activities, highlighting the flexibility, independence, and spirit of collaboration that they offer. To explore the role of these platforms in shaping work dynamics and the way participants perceive work, we've adopted a three-part, case-by-case approach.The first part of our thesis delves into the various interpretations of the term jobbing and outlines the methodology we've employed, emphasizing the unique aspects of our case and our approach to fieldwork. This section illustrates how the diversity of sectors and services associated with jobbing presents not only practical challenges for researchers but also fosters the use of intentionally vague and all-encompassing definitions of what constitutes jobbing. This flexibility allows participants to draw on a range of theoretical frameworks and attract a broader base of involvement. Diverse justifications offered by these platforms serve to expand the boundaries of work, effectively legitimizing sporadic and often overlooked tasks as legitimate sources of income.The second part of our study is grounded in observations made within the platform itself and spotlights the tangible work undertaken by Jobbycat's employees. It also delves into how the consent of participants is cultivated and structured within the organization. This section underscores the platform's knack for valuing task-specific work by integrating the status of "micro-entrepreneurs" into an integration process. This is achieved by promoting a brand of social and solidarity-based platform capitalism, which we analyze as a way to disguise market relationship under a "social and solidarity" fashion, that blend autonomy and control. Additionally, this section underscores how this platform fits into the broader trend of privatizing job placement and integration.The third part of our thesis relies on roughly forty biographical interviews conducted with jobbers. These interviews shed light on the participants' perceptions and experiences through the lens of three forms of jobbing: accumulation, disruption, and exclusion. It also underscores the professional expectations that arise from this activity while highlighting the gender and class disparities that persist. Our study reveals that engagement in jobbing is motivated by a yearning for daily independence, all while underscoring the crucial role of salaried employment in jobbers' life journeys. This role influences them to engage, persevere, or ultimately step away from the world of jobbing. Our ethnographic inquiry led us to meet individuals who wear multiple hats, plural workers for whom participating in platform activities adds to pre-existing income, jobs or employment status. To elucidate these diverse mechanisms, we propose broadening the concept of pluri-activity in favor of the concept of plural work.In conclusion, our work casts light on how platform participants, jobbers, and institutions embrace this model in an era of increasingly intricate individual journeys, the blending of multiple jobs, and the intertwining of various employment statuses, all within the grey areas of employment and work
Reix, Fabien. "S’engager dans une carrière entrepreneuriale : du créateur d’entreprise à l’architecte, les logiques d’action à l’oeuvre dans l’acte d’entreprendre." Electronic Thesis or Diss., Bordeaux, 2024. http://www.theses.fr/2024BORD0017.
The extension of the injunction to become self-entrepreneurs promoted by neoliberal ideology since the 1980s, calls for a sociological approach to entrepreneurship. Far from being limited to instrumental rationality, as some economic literature would have us believe, the act of entrepreneurship appears irreducible to a single logic of action, and requires a combinatorial approach to shed light on it. We can see that setting up a business refers to a plurality of registers, the main ones being access to social status (integration logic), maximizing resources (strategic logic) and realize oneself as a subject (subjective logic). However, only the last register of an entrepreneurial ethic guided by a common desire to "control their destiny", that links all the motives for their involvement
Abdelnour, Sarah. "L'auto-entrepreneur aux marges du salariat : de la genèse aux usages d'un régime dérogatoire de travail indépendant." Paris, EHESS, 2012. http://www.theses.fr/2012EHES0083.
The thesis focuses on the French autoentrepreneur regime that results in a taxation and social security exemption system for the self-employed workers. It came into force in 2009 as a public program wich institutionalises the plurality of incomes while offering to scale-up access to business creation. Based on a multi-sited public action ethnography, at the crossroads between political sociology and labour sociology, the inquiry study apprehends the device starting from its inception down to its re-appropriation via its dissemination through implementing agents and communication campaigns. The archives and the interviews allow to seize the progression of the autoentrepreneur political device up to the diverse stages of negociation. The field survey among the users and the political actors enables a subtle approach of both their tracks and the way they justify their commitment. The inquiry shows how the autoentrepreneur apparatus - wich was initiated by a neoliberal Junior Minister - has been able to overcome the political game (first by narrowing the sphere of public consultation, second by presenting it a social policy tool) and has managed to stir up one million registrations within three years (with job insecurity explaining this "success"). The autoentrepreneur regime turns out to function as a mechanism that enables both an adjustment of precariousness and an overlapping in income, therefore reinforcing the labour market dualization. As such, the organization of cumulative payments and the injunction to autonomy combined with the invisibilization of domination relations, participate to the dismantling of the wage-earners model both materially and symbolically
Частини книг з теми "Auto-entrepreneurs – Sociologie":
Claisse, Christophe. "Auto-entrepreneurs." In Dictionnaire sociologique de l’entrepreneuriat, 45–64. Presses de Sciences Po, 2014. http://dx.doi.org/10.3917/scpo.chauv.2015.01.0045.