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Europe - Après Amsterdam : quelles perspectives pour « L'Europe sociale » ?
No full textCoriat Benjamin. Europe - Après Amsterdam : quelles perspectives pour « L'Europe sociale » ?. In: Revue d'économie industrielle, vol. 95, 2e trimestre 2001. pp. 83-108
L'alcool carburant et son économie
No full textCoriat Benjamin. L'alcool carburant et son économie . In: Revue d'économie industrielle, vol. 18, 4e trimestre 1981. Genèse et développement de la BIOINDUSTRIE. pp. 133-145
Sur le renouveau actuel du libéralisme en économie. Entretien avec Benjamin Coriat
No full textKopp Pierre, Coriat Benjamin. Sur le renouveau actuel du libéralisme en économie. Entretien avec Benjamin Coriat. In: Raison présente, n°78, 2e trimestre 1986. Les impasses du libéralisme. pp. 25-34
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Flexible Organisation: European Industry in Transition
No full textThis book looks at the experience of 13 leading-edge European firms and institutions, drawn from the manufacturing services and health sectors. It shows how organisation has been the key to their productivity growth. It also shows that while Europe has much to learn from Japan and the USA, it has considerable expertise on which the production sector can grow
Innovations dans les institutions et l'analyse monétaires américaines : les greenbacks « revisités »
No full textInnovations within the American Monetary Institutions and Theorizing (1862-1913). The Greenbacks "Revisited".
This paper surveys the Greenbacks era initiated in 1862 when the Treasury of New York issued non-convertible paper money intended to finance the Civil War. As regards institutions the evolution towards unified US monetary system is the consequence of a very complex social and economic, political and doctrinal process. This episode seems still to have an influence upon contemporaneous discussions of monetary policy. As regards theory, these years 1862-1913 played an important role in the emergence of an American school of economic thought. So W. Mitchell, starting from an institutional point of view, built the quantitative tools for analyzing business cycles. I. Fisher extended quantitative theory to credit money and its relations with the cycles. Could the Greenbacks be the remote origin in the shift from the English political economy to the American economic analysis ?Coriat Benjamin, Boyer Robert. Innovations dans les institutions et l'analyse monétaires américaines : les greenbacks « revisités ». In: Annales. Économies, Sociétés, Civilisations. 39ᵉ année, N. 6, 1984. pp. 1330-1359
Micro-électronique et travail ouvrier dans les industries de process
No full textCes auteurs centrent leur analyse sur les industries de processus continu. Leurs observations les conduisent à renouveler rapproche de la qualification et à critiquer la thèse de l'incorporation du savoir-faire ouvrier dans les automatismes. Les enjeux réels de l'automatisation pour les opérateurs se situent dans les «logiques d'utilisation» des automatismes eux-mêmes qui nécessitent non seulement une «mobilisation mentale» importante mais des formes nouvelles de division du travail. Là prend tout son sens la dimension collective de la professionnalité, liée à la fiabilité même du système de travail. On est loin ici de la thèse de la déqualification.Terssac Gilbert de, Coriat Benjamin. Micro-électronique et travail ouvrier dans les industries de process. In: Sociologie du travail, 26ᵉ année n°4, Octobre-décembre 1984. Nouvelles technologies dans l'industrie. L'enjeu des qualifications. pp. 384-397
Towards an evolutionary environmental regulation of capitalism : sustainable development 20 years after
Get PDFThe paper argues that by combining ecological economics, IPE and regulation approaches more closely, one may provide an account of the apparent contradiction between the utopian aspect of sustainable development and the ability of capitalism to pragmatically deal with ecological crises. It explores how ensuing institutional forms inevitably take sustainability claims into account. It assumes that such forms revolve around the emergence of a new type of evolutionary environmental regulation whose coherence is paradoxically at once open-ended, fragmented and hybrid. This feature clearly reinforces the extreme difficulty in thinking about ecological regularities. The paper analyses core elements of such institutional forms and how far they can be identified as a new type of fragmented evolutionary environmental regulation. Section 1 provides background on the notion of sustainable development. Sections 2 examines the prospects and limits of regulation theory on global ecological issues and presents lessons could be drawn from ecological economics and international political economy approaches for opening new routes to appraise current and future environmental concerns of capitalism. Section 3 explores the emerging form of evolutionary environmental regulation reflecting the apparently paradoxical situation we have reached, in which disillusion regarding sustainable development goes hand in hand with increasing awareness of the inescapability of a policy shift in its favour.SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT
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