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Liaisons financières et coopération des acteurs-systèmes

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[fre] Liaisons financières et coopération des acteurs-systèmes. . Cet article porte sur la coopération entre acteurs de statut économique différents. Ces « acteurs-systèmes » — les firmes, les groupes, les pôles et les cœurs financiers d'une économie — sont des « méso-unités » de paliers différents, qui tissent des relations de pouvoir de part et d'autre de leurs frontières organisationnelles. Ainsi en est-il des relations de contrôle, des relations d'alliance, et des relations d'intermédiation. Il en découle une notion de concurrence « de palier » pour indiquer qu'il y a autant de concepts de concurrence que de niveaux d'analyse, et que des rapports donnés comme concurrentiels à un niveau donné peuvent parfaitement apparaître comme coopératifs à un palier supérieur. [eng] Financial connexions and system-actors cooperation. . This paper calls for the issue of cooperation among actors of different economic status. These "system-actors" — firms, "groups", "poles", and "financial cores" of an economy — are "meso-units" of different levels, that build relations of power from both sides of their organisationnal boundaries. This is indeed the case for relations of control, alliances and intermediate relations. All this calls for a notion of level specific competition that indicates the existence of as many concepts of competition as levels of analysis. Furthermore, it suggests that some relations considered as competitive at a given level could merely appear as cooperative at a higher level.

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  • François Morin, 1994. "Liaisons financières et coopération des acteurs-systèmes," Revue Économique, Programme National Persée, vol. 45(6), pages 1459-1470.
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    1. François Morin, 1996. "Privatisation et dévolution des pouvoirs : le modèle français du gouvernement d'entreprise," Revue Économique, Programme National Persée, vol. 47(6), pages 1253-1268.

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