La « réinvention » de la grande entreprise américaine : de la gouvernance économique retrouvée à l'utopie menacée d’un monde-Amérique
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2 février 2018
- handle: 10670/1.qe4cfi
- isbn: 9782878541809
- eisbn: 9782878549027
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finance économie globalisée Pax Americana leadership Economics International Relations POL033000 JFFSSujets proches
Workers' associations Gilds Craft guilds Labor organizations Merchant companies Guildes Corporations d'artisans Communauté de métiers Corps de métiers Chef, Fonctions de Commandement, Art du Art de commander Commandement, Aptitude au Aptitude au commandement Direction (commandement)Citer ce document
Jacques-Henri Coste, « La « réinvention » de la grande entreprise américaine : de la gouvernance économique retrouvée à l'utopie menacée d’un monde-Amérique », Presses Sorbonne Nouvelle, ID : 10670/1.qe4cfi
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A radical transformation of American corporations was undertaken in the early 1990s thanks to drastic managerial methods and encompassing integration between local firms and global networks. Subsequent economic success has helped self-regulated network firms acquire world-wide governance. Big American corporations have become efficiency instruments but also political institutions restoring America’s leadership. Such “governance structures” have given birth to a newly emerging production model which is both envisaged as a managerial canon and a pragmatic, economic, and cultural project extending American values to the world. The renaissance of the American firm, seen in the light of the recent financial crisis, may also appear as an ideological “reinvention”.