2017
DOI: 10.3166/rfg.2016.00096
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Mettre en œuvre une gouvernance démocratique suite à une reprise en SCOP

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“…Our analysis points to levers that could be used by workers, cooperative associations, or policy-makers to reduce executive resistance to cooperativization and diminish the potential development of spurious worker cooperatives (Pansera and Rizzi, 2020; Zanoni et al, 2017). First, from a bottom-up perspective, they are possibilities for workers to leverage the cooperative legal form and principles to re-orient the governance of the cooperative towards more democratic and open forms of decision-making (Bourlier-Bargues et al, 2018). Such an approach would consist in subverting ‘spurious cooperatives’ forms to make them deliver the benefits of cooperative principles for workers, in a similar move as the one suggested by Gond and Nyberg (2017) to mobilize legal levers and existing policies to force corporations to deliver their CSR promises to their stakeholders.…”
Section: Discussion Implications and Conclusionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Our analysis points to levers that could be used by workers, cooperative associations, or policy-makers to reduce executive resistance to cooperativization and diminish the potential development of spurious worker cooperatives (Pansera and Rizzi, 2020; Zanoni et al, 2017). First, from a bottom-up perspective, they are possibilities for workers to leverage the cooperative legal form and principles to re-orient the governance of the cooperative towards more democratic and open forms of decision-making (Bourlier-Bargues et al, 2018). Such an approach would consist in subverting ‘spurious cooperatives’ forms to make them deliver the benefits of cooperative principles for workers, in a similar move as the one suggested by Gond and Nyberg (2017) to mobilize legal levers and existing policies to force corporations to deliver their CSR promises to their stakeholders.…”
Section: Discussion Implications and Conclusionmentioning
confidence: 99%