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L'émergence d’un nouvel acteur dans le dialogue social sectoriel belge : d'une expérimentation organisationnelle à une expérimentation institutionnelle ?

Kuburas, Indira; Pichault, François

2023 • In @GRH, 48 (2023/3), p. 15-38

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expérimentation institutionnelle; dialogue social; syndicalisme; soins de santé

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[fr] Cette étude s’intéresse aux conditions de passage d’une expérimentation organisationnelle à une expérimentation institutionnelle dans le champ du dialogue social sectoriel des soins de santé. Plus précisément, nous souhaitons analyser les conditions d’émergence d’une nouvelle forme d’action collective dans un contexte social très structuré et sa capacité à se muer en expérimentation institutionnelle. Afin de répondre à cette question de recherche, nous proposons un cadre d’analyse original destiné à mettre en perspective le processus d’institutionnalisation en cours ainsi que les trajectoires que ce type d’expérimentation peut suivre dans la durée.

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LENTIC - Laboratoire d'Études sur les Nouvelles Formes de Travail, l'Innovation et le Changement - ULiège

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Strategy & innovation

Author, co-author :

Kuburas, Indira ; Université de Liège - ULiège > HEC Liège : Centres attachés > LENTIC

Pichault, François ; Université de Liège - ULiège > HEC Liège : Centres attachés > LENTIC

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French

Title :

L'émergence d’un nouvel acteur dans le dialogue social sectoriel belge : d'une expérimentation organisationnelle à une expérimentation institutionnelle ?

Publication date :

August 2023

Journal title :

@GRH

ISSN :

2034-9130

eISSN :

2295-9149

Special issue title :

Meilleures communications du 34e Congrès de l’AGRH

Volume :

48

Issue :

2023/3

Pages :

p 15-38

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