Year
1995
Abstract
The core thesis of this paper is that competitive advantage is largely dependent on day-to-day patterns of behavior within organizations. Since members’ behavior is influenced, but not constrained, by the organization’s structural features, it is important to understand how structural features emerge, are re-produced and change over time. We propose a constructivist framework to deal with these dynamics and draw some practical implications on how managers can influence the structuring processes within their own organization.
BOUCHIKHI, H. (1995). Structuration des organisations et compétitivité : un point de vue constructiviste. Dans: Management stratégique et compétitivité. 1st ed. De Boeck, pp. 379-394.