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Does the law alone explain the rise in bankruptcies in XIXth century France?

Hautcoeur, Pierre-Cyrille; Levratto, Nadine - HAL - 2006

This paper is the first result of a project aiming at understanding the history of bankruptcy law from an empirical … French bankruptcy law during the XIXth century in its historical context. The second part briefly describes the theoretical …

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The Propertisation of Science

Galvez-Behar, Gabriel - HAL - 2011

For thirty years scientific institutions have been engaged in a process of propertisation through the strengthening of intellectual property in science. In fact, the relationship between science, intellectual property rights and the economic spheres have ever been neither stable nor continuous....

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An Historically-Grounded Critical Analysis of Research Articles in MIS

Vaujany, François-Xavier De; Walsh, Isabelle; Mitev, … - HAL - 2011

rhetorical approaches. We first investigate the history of universities, business schools, learned societies and scientific …

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Testing whether major innovation capabilities are systemic design capabilities: analyzing rule-renewal design capabilities in a case-control study of historical new business develo...

Masson, Pascal Le; Lenfle, Sylvain; Weil, Benoît - HAL - 2013

In this paper, we empirically test the proposition that major innovation (MI) capabilities are systemic, dynamic capabilities. We rely on design theories and characterize the systemic, dynamic capabilities as design capabilities that renew a core of stabilized design rules. For the specific case...

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Les émetteurs sur le marché financier français : une hiérarchie nouvelle après 1895

Hautcoeur, Pierre-Cyrille; Romey, Carine - HAL - 2006

19 ème siècle (a history of the French capital market in the 19th century). In this chapter, we discuss the changes in …

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French Family Business and Longevity. Have they been conducting sustainable development policies before it became a fashion?

Antheaume, Nicolas; Barbelivien, Dominique; Robic, Paulette - HAL - 2012

Our research started with the following question: have longstanding family businesses been conducting sustainable development policies long before the word became a fashion. After presenting our methodology, we investigate the sustainable development concept and review the family business (FB)...

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The Place to be Seen? Annual General Meetings in the UK 1890 to 1965

Rutterford, Janette - HAL - 2010

This paper explores the popularity of the annual general meeting, its evolution over time and the roles played by directors and shareholders in managing the proceedings. In particular, the role of the small investor and of shareholder associations is explored as well as variations in voting...

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Knowledge management and history

Ermine, Jean-Louis; Pauget, Bertrand; Beretti, Annie; … - HAL - 2004

Capitalisation of the history of a technology, a technique or a concept within an industrial company is relevant to … historians. However it largely exceeds the historical problems from a Knowledge Management point of view. In this context, it can …: - The techniques in History have few modelling tools, and are even rather reticent with the use of such tools. - Knowledge …

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Origines du mot comptabilité

Richard, Jacques - HAL - 2010

Au-delà des simples allusions à la question que l'on peut trouver dans un grand nombre de livres et d'articles l'étude spécifique des mots qui désignent la comptabilité dans différentes langues et de leur étymologie est relativement récente et fragmentée ; ainsi , Baladouni publie,...

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Cotton policy in SSA: a matter of institutional arrangements related to farmers' constraints

Fok, Michel - HAL - 2008

Cotton production in the Francophone African Countries (FACs) derives exclusively from smallholders whose holding size is less than 5 ha on average. From the 1990s, the FACs are globally ranking third to second in exporting cotton to the world market. Such an achievement could be regarded as the...

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