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Les mutations actuelles de l'environnement du travail public participent elles à l’innovation territoriale ? Application aux collectivités locales françaises

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  • Christophe Maurel
  • David Carassus

    (CREG - Centre de recherche et d'études en gestion - UPPA - Université de Pau et des Pays de l'Adour)

  • Yoann Queyroi
  • Christophe Favoreu
  • Pierre Marin

Abstract

Cet article s'intéresse aux innovations dites territoriales mises en oeuvre par les collectivités locales qui les perçoivent comme un levier principal d'amélioration de la performance des services publics en réponse à un contexte soumis à de fortes contraintes. Les auteurs proposent d'étudier tout particulièrement l'innovation comme un phénomène multidimensionnel dont la dynamique est influencée par plusieurs facteurs. Ainsi, l'objectif de cette recherche est d'analyser l'impact potentiel de différents types de déterminants sur les différentes formes d'innovations publiques territoriales, en s'appuyant sur une recherche quantitative menée auprès de collectivités locales françaises fin 2017. Les résultats de cette recherche sont doubles en apportant, sur le plan théorique, un éclairage sur les dynamiques de changement et d'innovation ainsi qu'en identifiant, sur le plan pratique et managérial, des déterminants communs à l'ensemble des innovations territoriales, à savoir le leadership administratif et le caractère frugal de l'innovation, ainsi que des leviers spécifiques à chaque type d'innovation. Abstract : In order to improve the performance of public services during this period of strong constraints, territorial innovations are implemented by local authorities. In this research, the authors specifically propose to study innovation as a multidimensional phenomenon whose dynamics are influenced by several factors. Thus, the objective of this research is to analyze the potential impact of different types of determinants on the different forms of territorial public innovation, based on quantitative research conducted among local authorities in France at the end of 2017. The results of this study are both theoretical and practical. First, the authors identify the specific dynamics of change and innovation and, secondly, they highlight the common determinants to all territorial innovations which are the administrative leadership and frugality of innovation, as well as they point out the specific levers to each type of innovation.

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  • Christophe Maurel & David Carassus & Yoann Queyroi & Christophe Favoreu & Pierre Marin, 2018. "Les mutations actuelles de l'environnement du travail public participent elles à l’innovation territoriale ? Application aux collectivités locales françaises," Post-Print hal-02141986, HAL.
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