Handbook of Economics and Sociology of Conventions 2023
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-030-52130-1_69-1
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“…Finally, in line with Boltanski and Thévenot (2000: 218), we reconstructed the nature of valuations and the role of conventions involved in identified situations. We reviewed our empirical material of the situations and valuations for actors’ utterances focussing on grammars or objects of a particular convention, in other words, vocabularies and grammars of conventions (Boltanski and Thévenot, 2006; Imdorf and Leemann, 2023). Actors’ use of grammars ensured that we understood the dynamics of coordination and outcomes from the their perspective.…”
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“…Finally, in line with Boltanski and Thévenot (2000: 218), we reconstructed the nature of valuations and the role of conventions involved in identified situations. We reviewed our empirical material of the situations and valuations for actors’ utterances focussing on grammars or objects of a particular convention, in other words, vocabularies and grammars of conventions (Boltanski and Thévenot, 2006; Imdorf and Leemann, 2023). Actors’ use of grammars ensured that we understood the dynamics of coordination and outcomes from the their perspective.…”
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“…A convention is a set of established principles that allow individuals engaged in collaborative projects to agree on the characterisation of situations and (judge the quality of) things and people involved in these situations (Chiapello and Gilbert, 2019: 119). For vocational training, where a plurality of ways to act fairly and evaluate programmes’ quality are possible, a convention constitutes a set of internally consistent components, that is, principles and valuations (Imdorf and Leemann, 2023). A principle defines the nature of quality and justice and instantiations of this principle, such as knowledge relevant to realise the principle, the nature of relationships between actors, and appropriate forms of learning and training.…”
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