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Journal articles on the topic "Théorie néo-institutionnelle sociologique"
Béland, Daniel. "Néo-institutionnalisme historique et politiques sociales : une perspective sociologique*." Articles 21, no. 3 (February 13, 2003): 21–39. http://dx.doi.org/10.7202/000495ar.
Full textMévellec, Anne. "Gouverner par les instruments." Canadian Journal of Political Science 39, no. 2 (June 2006): 445–46. http://dx.doi.org/10.1017/s0008423906339984.
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Demaria, Samira. "Les choix d'options comptables lors de la première application des normes IAS/IFRS : Observation et compréhension des choix effectués par les groupes français." Phd thesis, Université de Nice Sophia-Antipolis, 2008. http://tel.archives-ouvertes.fr/tel-00360986.
Full textNous mettons en évidence l'homogénéité des choix d'options retenus, ainsi qu'une volonté marquée de minimiser les effets du changement de normes en maintenant, dans la mesure du possible, les pratiques antérieures. Nous identifions également les facteurs explicatifs des choix d'options comptables lors de la première application des normes IAS/IFRS. En période d'incertitude radicale, les pressions exercées par les institutions comptables et la profession sont décisives pour le processus de choix. Par ailleurs, compte tenu de ses capacités cognitives limitées et de son souci de légitimer ses choix, le préparateur des comptes adopte un comportement mimétique
Mhirsi, Nadia. "Légitimité de l’audit conjoint : Une analyse structurationniste et néo-institutionnaliste des cas français et danois." Thesis, Paris 9, 2014. http://www.theses.fr/2014PA090051.
Full textThis research contributes to an understanding of joint audit's legitimacy. It aims to highlight the institutional pressures affecting the sustainability of the model and opens a black box which is the interaction between joint auditors. It also shows the impact of these pressures on the relationships within the model and vice versa. We have adopted a theoretical framework using the concepts ofstructuration theory and new institutionalism. Our approach is comprehensive and based on a multiple-Case study with the co-Commissariat aux comptes in France and the to-Revisor systemet in Denmark. We used interviews and historical data as means of data collection. The roles of legislators and regulators seem to trigger different evolutions of the joint audit for both cases. Despite these points of divergence, we were able to establish a common matter relating to the importance of cultural standards for the persistence of joint auditing and its adoption in other contexts. The ideology of fair contract has greatly influenced the perception of the model by the Danish and French auditors. This vision promoting efficient modes of governance has led to the decline of the logic of honor in France and that of Grundtvigianism in Denmark
Abid, Raja. "Responsabilité sociale des entreprises envers les employés et performance financière." Thesis, 2020. http://hdl.handle.net/1866/24663.
Full textIn a context where companies face limited resources, conflicts between stakeholders’ claims and social and financial performance imperatives, this thesis examines the relationship between corporate social responsibility and financial performance. This research is particularly interested in the recognized conflict of interest between shareholders and employees and focuses on the « employees » dimension of corporate social responsibility and its relationship to financial performance. It aims to better understand this relationship and to investigate whether it is the firm financial performance that provides resources to invest in corporate social responsibility towards employees or whether it is the social responsibility towards employees that creates the resources and contributes to the financial prosperity of the company, or both. This thesis develops an original conceptual framework that brings together different theoretical foundations and adapts them to the specific case of corporate social responsibility towards employees. The main framework combines slack resources hypothesis and stakeholder theory and is complemented with contributions from resource-based view and neo-institutional theory. In this thesis, neo-institutional theory is employed not only to explain determinants of corporate social responsibility towards employees, but also to describe the institutional mechanisms linking various dimensions of corporate social responsibility to financial performance. The research design includes three quantitative studies use several databases of corporate social responsibility and financial performance. The analysis strategy involves multiple linear regressions, event study methodology and regressions on panel data including vector autoregressive models and Granger causality test. Research results show that financial performance positively influence social responsibility towards employees, which appears as an investment requiring financial resources. The results also suggest that corporate social responsibility towards employees positively influence long-term financial performance (when financial performance is evaluated by stock market measures) but influence negatively short-term financial performance (when financial performance is evaluated by accounting measures). In fact, while the stock market reacts positively to the announcement of socially responsible practices towards employees, the bottom line of a given year is negatively influenced by the level of social responsibility towards employees of the previous three years. The conflicting interests of employees and shareholders are confirmed in the short term, but they seem to become reconcilable in the long term. This suggests that managers must be patient to be able to observe the positive effects of corporate social responsibility towards employees. This research also shows a bidirectional relationship between corporate social responsibility towards employees and financial performance. This thesis responds to several corporate social responsibility studies’ limits. It disaggregates the corporate social responsibility concept and highlights its « employees » dimension, which is often overshadowed. This research also has several implications for companies, socially responsible investors, advocates of corporate social responsibility and governments. For example, beyond informing actors about the factors leading companies to act responsibly towards their employees, the results show that being a good corporate citizen and a profitable capitalist company can coexist, at least in the stock market.