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Management stratégique et conception des mondes habitables chez Alain-Charles Martinet

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  • Bertrand Valiorgue

    (CleRMa - Clermont Recherche Management - ESC Clermont-Ferrand - École Supérieure de Commerce (ESC) - Clermont-Ferrand - UCA - Université Clermont Auvergne)

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Le lecteur familier des travaux d'Alain-Charles Martinet ne sera pas surpris et encore moins déçu par la lecture de son dernier ouvrage tant il réaffirme une pensée forte et percutante pour saisir à la fois la dynamique du champ de la stratégie et sa pratique par et dans les entreprises. Celui ou celle qui ne connaitrait pas l'œuvre d'A-C Martinet découvrira un chercheur d'une grande érudition dont la pensée raffinée porte un diagnostic particulièrement lucide sur l'état du monde, des entreprises et la nécessité de (re)développer une pensée stratégique. HOMO STRATEGICUS, capitalisme liquide, destruction créatrice et mondes habitables retrace l'effacement progressif et le déclin d'une discipline – la stratégie – et décrit de manière imbriquée comment cet effacement pénalise le pilotage des entreprises. Il offre également des clés pour comprendre les racines de cet effacement et les moyens d'y remédier. Le lecteur qui s'attend à une synthèse des travaux d'A-C Martinet sera bel et bien déçu car il aura entre ses mains un véritable livre de combat pour repenser la pensée et la pratique de la stratégie dans le contexte de l'Anthropocène où notre capacité collective à concevoir des mondes habitables est en jeu.

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  • Bertrand Valiorgue, 2022. "Management stratégique et conception des mondes habitables chez Alain-Charles Martinet," Post-Print hal-03838214, HAL.
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