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Mining companies and transitions: Long term perspectives
| Entreprises et histoire
(2025/3 n° 120)
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Pages 1 to 2| Front matter
Pages 3 to 5| Contributors to this issue
Pages 6 to 16| Returning to the mine? A historical perspective on mining companies
and their transitions
| Francesca Sanna, Léna Masson, Anne Dietrich
Pages 17 to 37| Viewing green extractivism through the lens of regimes of
historicity. The case of Weda Bay Nickel in Indonesia (1994-2009)
| Clara Roussey, Nicolas Balas
Pages 38 to 55| The undesirable standard for accounting and extra-financial
information specific to extractive activities
| Véronique Blum
Pages 56 to 67| France, a mining phoenix in the 1950s and 1960s
| Jean-Philippe Passaqui
Pages 68 to 85| A Ruhr for Greece: Lignite Mining and the Transformation of Western
Greek Macedonia (1951-2021)
| Evdoxia Traianou
Pages 86 to 97| Facing down nature: managing the risk of landslides in french coal
mines (18th-20th centuries)
| Luc Rojas
Pages 98 to 112| A territorial compromise. Enhancing the acceptability of mines and
their consequences in 19th century france
| Bastien Cabot
Pages 113 to 129| From a government apparatus to the government of an apparatus: the
role of HRM practices in the evolution of the National Social
Security fund for the mining industry in France (1946 to the
present)
| Léna Masson
Pages 130 to 140| The mining revival in Western Europe
| Christophe Poinssot, Doris Buu-Sao, Sylvain Le Berre, Anne Dietrich, Léna Masson, Francesca Sanna
Pages 141 to 147| Relaunching a strategic mining extraction in war mobilisation: The
SOPYFER in 1939-1940
| Nicolas Marty
Pages 148 to 148| News
Pages 149 to 157| The archives of the Association for the defense of environment and
the struggle against pollution in the Lorraine coal basin
| Sébastien Mellard
Pages 158 to 163| “Diablo del oro”: A mineral exploitation under strain in colonial
America (Ecuador, 17th century)
| Orion Déchand
Pages 164 to 167| Andrea Gritti. Maisons juives, économie ottomane. Le commerce de
Salonique et le marché des Balkans du long XIXe
siècle, Doctoral dissertation in history, supervised by Marc
Aymes, defended at the EHESS on December 16, 2024, 346 p.
| Pierre-Antoine Dessaux
Pages 167 to 169| Lorenzo Fioni. Méthodologie de capitalisation et exploitation
des connaissances produites par les projets d’exploration
écosystémique. Le cas d’un projet de plateforme de service de
mobilité en Afrique subsaharienne, Doctoral dissertation in
management sciences, supervised by Sihem Ben Mahmoud-Jouini and
Christophe Midler, defended at Institut Polytechnique de Paris on
June 24, 2024.
| Christophe Midler
Pages 169 to 171| Melvin Grefils. Représentations et consommations d’une offre
muséale dans une zone post-industrielle : le cas du
Louvre-Lens, Doctoral dissertation in management sciences,
co-supervised by Nil Özçağlar-Toulouse and Hélène Gorge-Cortet,
defended at the University of Lille on December 16, 2024.
| Hélène Gorge-Cortet
Pages 172 to 192| A century and a half of Belgian presence in Asturias: impact and
relevance of Belgian investment in the coal mines of asturias
(1833-1897)
| David González-Palomares
Pages 193 to 193| Books received
Pages 202 to 202| Back matter
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Catholic publishing and media companies
| Entreprises et histoire
(2025/2 N° 119)
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Pages 1 to 2| Front matter
Pages 3 to 5| Contributors to this issue
Pages 6 to 12| Developing a history of how Catholic publishing and press groups
grew their audiences
| Delia Guijarro Arribas
Pages 13 to 27| The religious meanings of a company. Dissolutions of Catholicism in
the Éditions du Seuil (1935-1970)
| Hervé Serry
Pages 28 to 45| Le Pèlerin du 20e siècle: The influence of the
Vatican II Council and the Catholic call to modernise
| Yann Raison du Cleuziou
Pages 46 to 62| Embracing comics: Images of pastoral activities in French
children’s magazines published by Fleurus
| Sylvain Lesage
Pages 63 to 81| “Pomme d’Api mums”: The birth and professionalisation of the
distribution network of Bayard’s children’s press (1966-2000)
| Marie-Emmanuelle Chessel, Delia Guijarro Arribas
Pages 82 to 94| Combining profitability with a missionary tradition, the
internationalisation of Bayard Presse (1969-2021)
| Charles Mercier
Pages 95 to 104| Can commitment be an entrepreneurial strategy viable in press and
publishing?
| Françoise Geoffroy-Bernard, Florence Guémy, Dominique Marchetti, Sophie Noël, Delia Guijarro Arribas
Pages 105 to 108| The use of Catholic medias in Africa according to the main Burkina
Faso bishop (2013)
| Bernard Bamogo, Charles Mercier
Pages 109 to 109| News
Pages 110 to 114| The archival collection of Casterman in Tournai (Belgium). The
transformations of a Catholic publishing house during the 20th
century
| Florian Moine
Pages 115 to 126| The "money of Judas" in Time Inc.: A controversy about
advertisements for alcoholic beverages in Time, Life and Fortune
| Laura Truxa
Pages 127 to 129| Agnès Hirsch. Statistiques professionnelles et lois
sociales : l’invention de la mesure du travail en France
(1880-1914). Thèse de doctorat de sciences sociales, sous la
direction de Bénédicte Reynaud et Lionel Kesztenbaum, soutenue à
l’Université Paris-Dauphine-PSL le 6 décembre 2024, 438 p.
| Paul Lagneau-Ymonet
Pages 130 to 134| Alexandra Hondermarck. Réforme sociale et réforme de soi. Une
sociologie historique du végétarisme en France
(années 1870-années 1930). Thèse de doctorat de
sociologie, sous la direction de Sophie Dubuisson-Quellier et
Marie-Emmanuelle Chessel,soutenue à Sciences Po Paris le 5 mars
2025, 682 p.
| Antoine Vion
Pages 134 to 137| Pauline Mortas. « Articles intimes pour dames et
messieurs ». Une histoire du marché lié à la sexualité
(France, années 1880-années 1930). Thèse de doctorat
d’histoire, sous la direction de Dominique Kalifa (†), Anne
Rasmussen et Sylvie Chaperon,soutenue à l’Université Paris
I – Panthéon-Sorbonne, le 7 décembre 2023, 771 p. et
77 p. d’annexes
| Anaïs Albert
Pages 138 to 158| Public wholesale markets in France: A forerunner of modern
logistics for food retailing
| Gilles Paché, Aurélien Rouquet
Pages 159 to 159| Books received
Pages 160 to 166| Back matter
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Large enterprises in Africa and their governance
| Entreprises et histoire
(2025/1 n° 118)
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Pages 1 to 2| Front matter
Pages 3 to 6| Contributors to this issue
Pages 7 to 27| Setting up and governing large African companies, past and present
| Scott Viallet-Thévenin, Dominique Barjot
Pages 28 to 43| The Ivorian Caistab: from a public enterprise to a structure for
the liberalization of the cocoa sector (1946-1994)
| Maurel Ahounou
Pages 44 to 54| Rosary beads and the franc: how religion and business overlap in
the Yacouba Sylla organisation in the Ivory Coast (1935-1988)
| Cisse Chikouna
Pages 55 to 77| History, management, and governance of the textile company Faso
Fani in Burkina Faso: dynamics and challenges
| Abdoul-Djalilou Dabré
Pages 78 to 92| Aliko Dangote: from conglomerate to multinational?
| Dominique Barjot
Pages 93 to 109| Is the creation of a state-owned enterprise in the fossil fuel
industry an indicator of the existence of “state capitalism”?
Insights from the case of the Uganda National Oil Company
| Pierre Wokuri
Pages 110 to 134| Is Sonatrach an instrument of development or a parasitic
organisation?
| Marta Musso
Pages 135 to 156| Running a large company in Africa today: constraints, strategies
and structures
| Emmanuel Caulier, Nadia Hachimi-Alaoui, Béatrice Hibou, Hubert Loiseleur Des Longchamps, Mohamed Sassi, Patrick Sevaistre, Grietje Verhoef, Dominique Barjot, Scott Viallet-Thévenin
Pages 157 to 164| Setting up and governing large african companies, past and present
| Scott Viallet-Thévenin
Pages 165 to 168| Total's historical archives: a major source for the history of oil
in Africa
| Dominique Barjot, Chuberlin-Léandre Ndong-Emane, Dariane Marinette
Pages 169 to 176| Nollywood, the African giant of the global film industry
| Ousmane Soro Yessongui, Dominique Barjot
Pages 177 to 180| Lalasoa Jeannot RASOLOARISON. Le monde du travail à madagascar
durant la décolonisation, de 1945 à 1960. Unpublished
habilitation thesis in the history of international relations,
supervised by Dominique Barjot, defended on December 11, 2018 at
Sorbonne University
| Dominique Barjot
Pages 181 to 182| Mohamed SASSI. Les relations tunisie-union européenne. six
décennies d’histoire. Unpublished habilitation thesis in the
history of international relations, supervised by Olivier Forcade,
defended on July 3, 2024 at Sorbonne University, 328 p.
| Dominique Barjot
Pages 183 to 185| Chuberlin Léandre NDONG ÉMANE. Le pétrole de l’afrique
subsaharienne : un enjeu stratégique dans la genèse d’une
industrie pétrolière publique française (1928-1977). Doctoral
thesis in history, supervised by Dominique Barjot, defended on July
4, 2023 at Sorbonne University, 814 p.
| Dominique Barjot
Pages 186 to 187| Émilie PACK. Sur la corde raide, l’industrie textile française
entre crises et transformations, 1930 à 1960. Doctoral
thesis in history, supervised by Frédéric Attal, defended on
December 17, 2024 at Polytechnic University of Hauts-de-France, in
Valenciennes
| Yves Bouvier
Pages 188 to 188| News
Pages 189 to 203| The Italian Confindustria and the development of the South
(1950-1955)
| Luca Bussotti
Pages 204 to 204| Books received
Pages 212 to 212| Back matter
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Business enterprises and activists
| Entreprises et histoire
(2024/4 n° 117)
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Pages 1 to 2| Front matter
Pages 3 to 5| Contributors to this issue
Pages 6 to 18| Businesses, Activists, and the Quest for Legitimacy
| Sabine Pitteloud, Peter Van Dam
Pages 19 to 29| Gentleman Activist: Piet van Eeghen as a Driving Force of Social
Change in 19th century Amsterdam
| Laura Van Hasselt
Pages 30 to 50| Natura Vigor (1907-1934): Combining Vegetarian Activism with The
Market
| Alexandra Hondermarck
Pages 51 to 67| Class Struggle or Labor Relations? Variations of Labor Activism at
Campbell Soup in the 20th century
| Daniel Sidorick
Pages 68 to 80| The “Petroleum Steak” As a Tool to Fight World Hunger? The Case of
BP Proteins (1957-1976)
| Fabien Bartolotti
Pages 81 to 98| “Garbage Revolution”: The Genesis of A Methanisation Firm and its
Transformation from Anti-Nuclear Activism to Green Business
(1977-1990)
| Anaël Marrec
Pages 99 to 115| Activism and Corporate Environmental Norms: Revisiting the Case of
the Brent Spar, 1995-1998
| Noa Van Der Valk, Marten Boon
Pages 116 to 129| Relational Dynamics Between Alternative Social Movements and
Multinational Firms in France
| Michel Capron
Pages 130 to 142| Selling for A Good Cause? The Activism of Impact Entrepreneurs and
its Boundaries
| Vincent Himmer
Pages 143 to 154| Can Activists Change Business For Good?
| Hiske Arts, Geoffrey Jones, Sarah A. Soule, Lora Verheecke, Sabine Pitteloud, Peter Van Dam, Timothée Binoth
Pages 155 to 164| Court Proceedings as Sources for Environmental History: Analysing
Struggles for Environmental Justice on the Zambian Copperbelt
| Iva Peša
Pages 165 to 174| Diversity Wins? A Progressive Critique of the Business Case for
Virtue
| Laure Bereni
Pages 175 to 183| News from the archives. Documenting activism targeting enterprises:
different insights at the Archives sociales suisses and the
Archives contestataires
| Christian Koller, Frédéric Deshusses
Pages 184 to 189| Documenting activism targeting enterprises: different insights at
the Archives sociales suisses and the Archives contestataires
| Laure Bereni, Élodie Béthoux
Pages 190 to 192| Homage. Claude Riveline and the Centre de Gestion Scientifique of
the École des Mines de Paris
| Jean-Claude Moisdon, Frédérique Pallez
Pages 193 to 193| News
Pages 194 to 197| Emmanuelle Cronier, Le grand troupeau : manger de la viande
pendant la première guerre mondiale, Mémoire inédit d’habilitation
à diriger des recherches en histoire, garante : Anne
Rasmussen, soutenu le 17 mars 2022 à l’EHESS, 274 pages
| Corinne Marache
Pages 197 to 199| Guillaume Gentile, Protéger et servir l’« intérêt
national ». la souveraineté économique saisie par la politique
de contrôle des investissements étrangers en France, Thèse de
doctorat de sociologie, sous la direction de Sabine Montagne et
Paul Lagneau-Ymonetsoutenue le 25 janvier 2024, à l’Université
Paris Dauphine – PSL
| Paul Lagneau-Ymonet
Pages 199 to 200| François Schoenberger, La poignée de main. monétiser le capital
social dans une « boutique du capitalisme », Thèse de
doctorat de sociologie, sous la direction de Sylvain Laurens et
Pierre-Emmanuel Sorignet, soutenue le 29 novembre 2023 à l’École
des Hautes Études en Sciences Sociales
| Paul Lagneau-Ymonet
Pages 201 to 201| Books received
Pages 210 to 210| Back matter
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Putting management into museums
| Entreprises et histoire
(2024/3 n° 116)
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Pages 7 to 12| Can management enter the museum? Musealities of management and its
history
| Gilles Garel, Albert David
Pages 13 to 32| Teaching business in commercial museums: revisiting a forgotten
teaching practice in french business schools
| Adrien Jean-Guy Passant
Pages 33 to 52| Leveraging a comparative analysis of the corporate museums of Volvo
and Isuzu as a means to investigate narratives in business history
| Aki Kinjo, Naoya Takayanagi
Pages 53 to 69| Varieties of rhetorical history: comparative analysis of corporate
museums in Italy, Japan, and Poland
| Tomasz Olejniczak, Mariusz Jastrząb, Radosław Milczarski
Pages 70 to 90| Creating the first management museum in France and linking
tradition with a pioneering experience
| Sonia Adam-Ledunois, Sébastien Damart, Albert David
Pages 91 to 103| Displaying the history of management and managerial thought in an
ephemeral museum
| Florent Giordano, Frédéric Moulène, Cédric Poivret, Mathias Szpirglas
Pages 104 to 118| Management in corporate museums: choosing mediations for managerial
objects
| Pierre Volle, Pauline Le Clere
Pages 119 to 127| When management becomes heritage: challenges and stakes
| Pierre-Yves Donzé, Gilles Garel, Pascal Le Masson, Muriel Le Roux, Yves Winkin, Albert David
Pages 128 to 130| From a corporate artefact to its managerial history: the welcome
booklet at United Airlines and employees’ suggestion procedure
| Albert David, Jean-Christian Vinel
Pages 131 to 135| “Manage me!”: putting management on a show
| Nicolas Mathieu, Lény Guissart
Pages 136 to 138| Le(s) patronat(s) français et l’enjeu des retraites (années 1980
– milieu de la décennie 2010)
| Michel Offerlé
Pages 138 to 140| Responsabilité sociale et environnementale des entreprises et
conflits écologico-distributifs dans le secteur pétrolier : le
cas de TotalEnergies
| Géraldine Froger
Pages 140 to 141| Le commerce de l’ignorance : le cabinet de relations
publiques Edward L. Bernays, de la Première Guerre mondiale à la
Guerre Froide, 1914-1961
| Pierre-Antoine Dessaux
Pages 142 to 149| French house organs available online at the French National Library
(BnF)
| Isabelle Copin
Pages 150 to 150| News
Pages 151 to 161| Miura Genzō’s The Secrets of Salt-Making or Ensei
Hiroku (1816): introduction and translation of the first
chapter
| Mathieu Fauré, Dimitri Tatoyan
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The craft industry
| Entreprises et histoire
(2024/2 No 115)
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Pages 6 to 16| Perspectives on the craft industry and its businesses
| Sophie Boutillier, Cédric Perrin
Pages 17 to 27| Colin de Lormoye’s Tailor’s workshop. the management skills of a
medieval craftsman (Paris, 1420-1455)
| Julie Claustre
Pages 28 to 43| Making and commissioning goods. Craftsmanship in the parisian
hosiery sector at the turn of the 18th century
| Mathieu Marraud
Pages 44 to 58| Italian artisans and the illusory return to corporatism during the
fascist period (1926-1939)
| Anna Pellegrino
Pages 59 to 71| Handwerk and the federal republic: how german artisanal
organizations overcame their isolation of the weimar period to work
with other mittelstand organizations, 1945-1953
| Frederick L. McKitrick
Pages 72 to 82| Hesitent levels of reform of apprenticeship in France and craft
businesses (1977-1987)
| Stéphane Lembré
Pages 83 to 97| The craftswoman from 1970-1980 to today
| Florence Cognie
Pages 98 to 114| In the footsteps of a family of founders from the commune of
Mont-Rolland to the urban center of Dakar: the example of the Faye
Seereer Ndut family from 1950 to the present day
| Magueye Thioub
Pages 115 to 128| Laboratory science and the craft of bread making: the bakery sector
in Paris (ca. 1900) embraces progress
| Maxime Guesnon
Pages 129 to 141| Value chains and value of places. The Tuscan craft companies in the
global luxury production
| Veronica Redini
Pages 142 to 160| The craftsman as a phoenix. Old crafts, new horizons
| Joël Fourny, Théo Lebouc, Nicolas Stoskopf, Sophie Boutillier, Cédric Perrin
Pages 161 to 164| The birth of the first craftsmen’s confederation in France: a tract
of CGAF in 1923
| Cédric Perrin
Pages 165 to 167| When Robert Doisneau was photographing craftsmen and craftswomen
| Cédric Perrin
Pages 168 to 169| Les ateliers de la parure. Pratiques et savoirs des artisans en
France, XVIIe-XVIIIe siècles
| Mélanie Traversier
Pages 169 to 171| Histoire de la ganterie grenobloise, des entreprises et des acteurs
: une mutation de la fabrique à l’industrie puis à l’artisanat de
1789 à nos jours
| Hervé Joly
Pages 171 to 172| Des artisans de leurs parcours. Les reconversions professionnelles
de travailleur·euses très qualifié·es vers l’artisanat, entre
mobilité professionnelle, (im)mobilité sociale et transformation
des métiers
| Laure de Verdalle
Pages 173 to 177| The lace drawings, models and samples registered at the labour
courts of Calais (1838-1931) and kept at the Museum of Lace and
Fashion
| Anthony Cadet
Pages 178 to 191| Greening agriculture? Farm machinery, innovation and the
environment at the French International Trade Fair for farm
machinery
| Sara Angeli Aguiton, Sylvain Brunier, Jeanne Oui, Samuel Pinaud
Pages 192 to 192| News
Pages 193 to 193| Books received
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The civil nuclear industry
| Entreprises et histoire
(2024/1 n° 114)
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Pages 3 to 5| Contributors to this issue
Pages 6 to 20| The civil nuclear industry: towards an organizatio nal history
| Frédéric Garcias, Stéphanie Tillement
Pages 21 to 47| The meaning of ‘independence’ among nuclear organizations in
relation to french politics (1986-2006)
| Valerie Arnhold
Pages 48 to 69| A tale of two epistemologies : the evolution of nuclear safety
in the US and French nuclear industry
| Aditi Verma
Pages 70 to 88| When EDF’s nuclear production division becomes a “nexus of
contracts” : a look back at the transformation of workforce
management systems in the nuclear power industry
| Léna Masson
Pages 89 to 102| The French fast breeder program and the European nuclear
integration
| Maria Padovan
Pages 103 to 119| Learning and demonstration in the case of nuclear fuel reprocessing
by the atomic energy commission in Argentina (1962-1976)
| Ana Spivak L’Hoste, Matthieu Hubert, Domingo Quilici
Pages 120 to 139| Optimism and pessimism in nuclear technology promises : the
legacies of three European EPR projects
| Markku Lehtonen
Pages 140 to 160| “Facing the energy wall” : the electronuclear industry and
planning in post-Messmer plan France
| Frédéric Garcias, Stéphanie Tillement
Pages 161 to 180| The role of the electronuclear industry in the "energy transition":
a history of technopolitics
| Olivier Bard, Jean-Baptiste Fressoz, Raphaël Schellenberger, Frédéric Garcias, Stéphanie Tillement
Pages 181 to 187| The reflections of the Industrial society of Mulhouse about the
production of nuclear energy (1977)
| Teva Meyer, Régis Boulat
Pages 188 to 204| From mine to factory ? the social management of the decline of
the lorraine coal collieries (1960-2004)
| Sébastien Mellard
Pages 205 to 210| Origins and life of a community of reactor and cycle physicists
devloping nuclear scenarios
| Fanny Courtin, Nicolas Thiollière
Pages 211 to 213| Studying the history of nuclear safety between 1950 and 1985 in
american archives
| Siegfried Evens
Pages 214 to 217| Louis FAGON. Le Rhône nucléaire des années 1950 à la fin des
années 1990. Doctoral thesis in history and civilization, under
the supervision of Geneviève Massard-Guilbaud, defended at
EHESS/CIRED on Thursday, December 7, 2023.
| Louis Fagon, Geneviève Massard-Guilbaud
Pages 217 to 219| Valerie ARNHOLD. Normaliser l’apocalypse. Organisations et
recompositions du secteur nucléaire face aux accidents.
Doctoral thesis in sociology, under the supervision of Olivier
Borraz, defended at Sciences Po on January 31, 2022
| Valerie Arnhold, Christine Musselin
Pages 219 to 222| Ange POTTIN. Matière fertile. Le résidu radioactif, le capital
fissile et l’écologie imaginaire de l’industrie nucléaire.
Doctoral thesis in philosophy of technology, under the supervision
of Sophie Roux and Soraya Boudia, defended at École Normale
Supérieure-Université PSL in December 2022
| Ange Pottin, Xavier Guchet
Pages 222 to 224| Anne RUSSEL. Les communautés de métier : améliorer la
performance organisationnelle, professionnelle et managériale sur
les chantiers complexes et à risques. Doctoral thesis in
management sciences, under the supervision of Benoît Journé and
Stéphanie Tillement, defended at the École nationale supérieure
Mines-Télécom Atlantique Bretagne Pays de la Loire on May 30, 2022
| Anne Russel, Hervé Laroche
Pages 225 to 225| News
Pages 226 to 226| Books received
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From works council to social and economic committee (SEC)
| Entreprises et histoire
(2023/4 No 113)
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Pages 3 to 6| Contributors to this issue
Pages 7 to 19| Heterogeneity of French works councils: origins and perspectives
| Odile Join-Lambert, Frédéric Lerais
Pages 20 to 31| The creation of the social and economic works council in France:
the brutal end to a complex experiment
| Jacques Freyssinet
Pages 32 to 43| Co-determination meets the digital economy: works councils in the
German ICT services industry
| Virginia Doellgast, Tobias Kämpf
Pages 44 to 59| The social welfare policy of the nationalised British coalmining
industry at work: the financial support of brass bands, 1947-1960
| Marion Henry
Pages 60 to 75| Actors and alliances in the local committee responsible for social
policies in a French state-owned aircraft company (1940s-1970s)
| Clair Juilliet
Pages 76 to 92| The challenges of the transition to the social and economic works
council at la poste: social policy in an evolving company
(1991-2024)
| Romain Trichereau
Pages 93 to 106| Bringing the works councils of the paris region urban passenger
transport company (RATP) within the scope of ordinary law
| Kevin Guillas-Cavan, Frédéric Lerais
Pages 107 to 119| The distinction between private and public organisations revisited:
the transition to social and economic works councils in two French
urban passenger transport companies
| Sophie Béroud, Cristina Nizzoli
Pages 120 to 134| The creation of social and economic commitees in French public and
private companies : changes, continuities and comparisons
| Élodie Béthoux, Kevin Guillas-Cavan, Jean-Pierre Le Crom, Marie Meixner, Jean-François Pilliard, Udo Rehfeldt, Catherine Vincent, Odile Join-Lambert, Frédéric Lerais
Pages 135 to 139| The social and economic committee in the medical biology sector :
stakes beyond the company
| Samuel Zarka
Pages 141 to 144| With a wink. Reforming social dialogue? An American debate in the
1980s
| Jean-Christian Vinel
Pages 145 to 149| News from the archives. The Casino Group archives: a look at the
company's social policy (1898-1940s)
| Kevin Machado
Pages 150 to 152| Martin Giraudeau. Scripted Enterprise: The Textual Foundation of
the DuPont Corporation
| Patrick Castel
Pages 152 to 155| Sophie Chapdelaine de Montvalon. Prisunic, la mode et le
design : une entreprise face au style, 1945-1972
| Marie-Emmanuelle Chessel
Pages 155 to 157| Franck Mazuet. Le cinéma de l’événement. Histoire de la société
de presse filmée Les Actualités françaises (1945-1969)
| Pierre-Antoine Dessaux
Pages 158 to 158| News
Pages 159 to 159| Books received
Pages 160 to 175| The permanent offices of the french large corporations in brussels:
the new forms of lobbying to the eu in the 1990s
| Alice Milor
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Technology transfer
| Entreprises et histoire
(2023/3 No 112)
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Pages 3 to 4| Contributors to this issue
Pages 5 to 17| Technology transfer and endogenous innovation
| Dominique Barjot
Pages 18 to 33| From technology transfer to indigenous innovation in China
| William Lazonick, Yin Li
Pages 34 to 46| Technological and managerial transfer between France and China: an
inverse vector between the middle of the nineteenth century and
1914
| Xiaoxuan Shi
Pages 47 to 61| Technological innovation of hidden champions in China
| Yunxian Wu, Qiming Chen
Pages 62 to 82| The resilience of the Japanese shipbuilding industry despite
Chinese and South Korean competition
| Dominique Barjot
Pages 83 to 97| How technologies transferred (and did not transfer) to Guinea:
World Bank lending, governmental action, and entrepreneurial
responses
| Kazuhiko Yago
Pages 98 to 105| Chinese-Russian cooperation in the automobile field: experience and
prospects 2000-2022
| Boris Vinogradov
Pages 106 to 117| Factors, forms, modalities, limits and results of technology
transfers to, between and from the emerging countries of the Far
East, South and South East Asia
| Bernard Delmas, Pierre-Yves Donzé, Aleksandra Kobiljski, William Lazonick, Kazuhiko Yago, Dominique Barjot
Pages 118 to 125| Technology transfer from France to Japan: the case of the Tomioka
silk mill
| Hiromi Inazuka
Pages 126 to 126| News
Pages 127 to 130| With a wink. From Scotland to Japan and back: innovative transfers
of teaching technologies by Henry Dyer (1870-1890)
| Pascal Le Masson
Pages 131 to 136| News from the archives. French companies abroad as seen through the
archives of Banque de l'Indochine and Crédit Lyonnais
| Pascal Pénot, Nicolas Gueugneau
Pages 137 to 139| Alila BROSSARD ANTONIELLI, Les métamorphoses d’une usine de
meédicaments au mozambique. des politiques pharmaceutiques
socialistes au projet de la coopeération breésilienne. Doctoral
thesis in health and social sciences, co-edited by Maurice Cassier
and Marilena Correa, defended at EHESS on January 13, 2023, 702 p.
| Maurice Cassier
Pages 139 to 141| Irina SHEVELEVA, les transferts de technologies occidentales
vers la russie : le cas de la sidérurgie (1860-1989).
Doctoral thesis in history, under the supervision of Marie-Pierre
Rey, defended at the University of Paris I Panthéon-Sorbonne on
January 30, 2023, 628 p.
| Dominique Barjot
Pages 142 to 145| Boris VINOGRADOV, L’industrie automobile française et la Russie
de 1954 à 2014, Doctoral thesis in history, under the
supervision of Dominique Barjot and Marie-Pierre Rey, defended at
Sorbonne Université, January 15, 2021, 640 p.
| Dominique Barjot
Pages 146 to 149| Marta MUSSO, Towards an independent European energy
policy : the oil industry in the aftermath of the Algerian
war, PhD in economic history supervised by Martin Daunton and
Dominique Barjot, defended at the University of Cambridge on
December 19, 2016, 260 p.
| Dominique Barjot
Pages 150 to 166| The network in the trajectory of the hotel industry in France from
the second half of the 19th century to the 1990s: contributions,
challenges, limits
| Eugénie Galasso
Pages 167 to 169| Henri Morsel
| Patrick Fridenson, Hervé Joly
Pages 170 to 170| ARIELLE HAAKENSTAD, 1969-2023
Pages 171 to 171| Books received
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Enterprises of beauty
| Entreprises et histoire
(2023/2 No 111)
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Pages 6 to 15| Beyond cosmetics: the economic and social significance of beauty
businesses
| Anne Dalmasso, Anne-Marie Granet-Abisset
Pages 16 to 31| Actors and territory: the French cosmetics industrial ecosystem in
the 20th century
| Quentin Jagodzinski, Anne Dalmasso
Pages 32 to 46| Radiant rivalries: competition, coopetition and non-market
strategies in the emergence of skincare and beauty services in
France, 1900s–1970s
| Ludovic Cailluet
Pages 47 to 66| Singer’s embroidery department as an enterprise of beauty
| Paula A. de la Cruz-Fernández
Pages 67 to 77| A century of discretion on the part of a major cosmetics company,
Puig
| Simon Chupin
Pages 78 to 91| Bringing beauty to the factory floor: beauty culture in America’s
industrial workplaces during World War II
| Malia McAndrew
Pages 92 to 112| Making a global beauty business: the rise and fall of Hong Kong
wigs in the 1960s
| Jason Petrulis
Pages 113 to 125| Deep responsibility and irresponsibility in the beauty industry
| Geoffrey Jones
Pages 126 to 143| Are cosmetics only a matter of surface?
| Jean-Luc Bosson, Walid Rachidi, Jean-Pierre Reynier, Jean-Noël Thorel, Anne-Marie Granet-Abisset
Pages 144 to 152| Connecting beauty and science: the promotion of the power of
molecules through the centuries
| Quentin Jagodzinski
Pages 153 to 159| “Cover up that lymphoma, which I can’t endure to look on”. A
social, scientific and media dramaturgy around the regulation of
breast implants in 2019 by the French National Agency for the
Safety of Medicines and Health Products (ANSM)
| Hadrien Coutant
Pages 160 to 168| “The future begins yesterday”. The Cosmétothèque, a program for the
archives of the French beauty industry
| Jean-Claude Le Joliff
Pages 169 to 171| Benjamin COULOMB, Vendre la beauté à la télévision en
France : les trajectoires des publicités pour les cosmétiques
(1969-2000). Doctoral thesis in history, co-edited by
Anne-Marie Granet and Isabelle Gaillard, defended at Grenoble Alpes
University, October 14, 2022, 640 pages
| Marie-Emmanuelle Chessel
Pages 171 to 174| Lorenzo AVELLINO, « Sous le vocable mal compris de la
liberté » : travail, qualité et vols dans les soieries
lombardes, 1760-1860. Doctoral thesis in social sciences with a
major in economic and social history, under the supervision of Mary
A. O'Sullivan and Germano Maifreda, defended at the University of
Geneva on February 17, 2023, 329 pages
| Anne Montenach
Pages 174 to 176| Quentin SCHNAPPER, Le commerce en détail. renouvellement et
inscription locale du commerce familial. Le cas d’un bourg
périurbain de l’ouest de la France. Doctoral thesis in
sociology under the supervision of Sibylle Gollac and Nicolas
Renahy, defended at École Normale Supérieure-PSL, October 22, 2021,
720 pages
| Pierre-Antoine Dessaux
Pages 177 to 177| News
Pages 178 to 178| Books received
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Business enterprises and the circular economy
| Entreprises et histoire
(2023/1 No 110)
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Pages 6 to 17| Developing a better understanding of business history and the
circular economy
| Nicolas Marty, Clotilde Druelle-Korn
Pages 18 to 28| Metallurgical entrepreneurship and the circular economy in the
Pyrénées between the 13th and 16th centuries
| Florian Téreygeol, Catherine Verna
Pages 29 to 43| The urban by-products market, France, late 18th - early 20th
century
| Sabine Barles
Pages 44 to 54| The timber procurement by the coal mining industry in modern Japan
| Asuka Yamaguchi
Pages 55 to 68| Managing shortage or avoiding waste? The case of railway
infrastructures and equipment in Spain, 1936-c. 1960
| Rafael Castro, Francisco Cayón
Pages 69 to 86| A historical analysis of beverage companies and consignment: a
European comparison
| Nicolas Marty
Pages 87 to 104| The evolution of the extended producer responsibility principle:
from end-of-life of products to the circular economy
| Helen Micheaux
Pages 105 to 120| How sustainable is the renaissance of the circular economy? From
weak circularity to strong circularity
| Franck Aggeri
Pages 121 to 131| Swiveling towards a circular economy: trajectories and challenges
| Fabrice Abraham, Gérard Bellet, Christian Brabant, Jacques Vernier, Franck Aggeri, Clotilde Druelle-Korn, Nicolas Marty
Pages 132 to 136| Packaging and non-alcoholic beverages in the making of the French
fifth plan for economic and social development (1965)
| Benjamin Franskin
Pages 137 to 142| A look back at the French campaign for waste reduction (1979)
| Clotilde Druelle-Korn
Pages 143 to 147| Resources for further research in the collections of the Hagley
Museum and Library
| Clotilde Druelle-Korn
Pages 148 to 151| Chloé STEUX, De l’éco-conception aux éco-innovations circulaires
: cadrage et transformations des pratiques des entreprises. PhD
thesis in management sciences, under the supervision of Franck
Aggeri, prepared at Mines Paris-PSL, defended at Université PSL on
December 5, 2022, 356 pp.
| Nathalie Raulet-Croset
Pages 151 to 156| Carole LAMOUREUX, Le tuyau de fonte mussipontain à la conquête
du monde. Pont-à-Mousson et sa politique exportatrice
(1856-1970). Doctoral thesis in history, under the direction of
Dominique Barjot, defended at Sorbonne Université, November 23,
2022, 1270 pp.
| Manuela Martini
Pages 156 to 158| Louis BISSIÈRES, Les ressources économiques du réseau au défi de
la mesure : les commerces de Levi Hollingsworth (Philadelphie, fin
XVIIIe siècle). Doctoral thesis in history, under the
supervision of Anne Conchon and Pierre Gervais, defended at
Université Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne on December 9, 2022, 477 pp.
| Catherine Comet
Pages 159 to 159| News
Pages 160 to 160| Books received
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Video games
| Entreprises et histoire
(2022/4 No 109)
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Pages 7 to 17| Video games: a short history of the emergence and growth of a large
industry
| David Massé, Thomas Paris
Pages 18 to 35| An economic and geographic analysis of the metamorphosis of a
digitally native industry
| Jean-Paul Simon
Pages 36 to 46| The production of video games in France: the history of a sector
seeking to establish itself as an industry (1973-1991)
| Alexis Blanchet
Pages 47 to 63| Internalizing knowledge in the innovative British video game
industry
| Denise Tsang
Pages 64 to 80| The French video game industry and the 2003 crisis: an example of a
new form of political involvement
| Julien Lalu
Pages 81 to 100| Life and death of the video game company THQ
| Frédéric Leroy
Pages 101 to 116| Focus, at the heart of video game history
| Thomas Paris, Pierre Poinsignon, Alexandre Viard
Pages 117 to 137| Organizing the performativity of a creative vision: A longitudinal
study (1987-2013) of the rationalization of game design at Ubisoft
| David Massé, Héloïse Berkowitz, Thomas Paris
Pages 138 to 156| Videogames and their material representations: prototyping
interactive experiences for social and cognitives purposes
| Feichin Ted Tschang, Beatrice D’Ippolito, Mathieu-Claude Chaboud
Pages 157 to 164| The history of video games, between creation and technology
| David Cage, Philippe Chantepie, Cyril Derouineau, Jehanne Rousseau, Mathieu Triclot, Thomas Paris, David Massé
Pages 165 to 170| The Kalisto method
| Thomas Paris
Pages 171 to 173| The unlikely marriage of cinema and videogame
| Thomas Paris
Pages 174 to 178| The archives of the National Video Game Convervatory and the MO5
association
| Bertrand Brocard, Philippe Dubois
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Design and businesses
| Entreprises et histoire
(2022/3 No 108)
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Pages 5 to 9| Business, design, history
| Sarah Teasley
Pages 10 to 23| Spectacles in France in the 19th century (1850-1914): between
medical devices and fashion accessories
| Corinne Doria
Pages 24 to 36| The design of fire in 20th century France
| Renan Viguié
Pages 37 to 51| The Shell project prepared by the Compagnie de l’Esthétique
Industrielle in 1968: assessment and lessons of the design project
that never was
| Didier Paccoud
Pages 52 to 63| A revolution in fashion: the production of ready to wear by
parisian couturiers (1965-2000)
| David Zajtmann
Pages 64 to 83| Enterprise and the new foundations of design, 1945-1995
| Matthew Holt
Pages 84 to 93| From business enterprises to museums: highlighting the design of
industrial objects
| Aziza Gril-Mariotte
Pages 94 to 111| Arch-Viz: the emergence of the architectural visualisation industry
in the United Kingdom and the business of images
| Andrea Foffa
Pages 112 to 120| The functions of design in business today
| Anne Asensio, James Auger, Armand Behar, Antoine Goutaland, Nadège Sougy
Pages 121 to 126| Design, intellectual property and brand building in a retail chain
during the early 1960s
| Sophie Chapdelaine de Montvalon
Pages 127 to 128| The archives of the Compagnie des montres Longines Francillon SA
(Saint-Imier, Switzerland)
| Philippe Hebeisen, Marie Reber
Pages 129 to 132| The Renault Avantime (2001-2003): failure of triumph of design?
| Alexandre Dumand
Pages 133 to 138| Recent dissertations
| Dominique A. Tobbell, Sylvie Monchatre
Pages 139 to 139| News
Pages 140 to 140| Books received
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Gender in business
| Entreprises et histoire
(2022/2 No 107)
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Pages 6 to 16| Accounting for gender in business
| Isabel Boni-Le Goff, Marion Rabier
Pages 17 to 29| Gender, work and power in Lyon’s Grande Fabrique in the
eighteenth century
| Anne Montenach
Pages 30 to 44| Maintaining the colonial enterprise: subsistence labour and the
gendered division of production in French Equatorial Africa
(1924-1940)
| Ferruccio Ricciardi
Pages 45 to 59| Subcontracting through a gender lens: an analysis of the
“permanent” outsourcing of general services based on the case of
reception services
| Gabrielle Schütz
Pages 60 to 75| Virility as a legacy: the permanence of male professional ethos and
the exclusion of women in the French aeronautics industry
| Nathalie Lapeyre
Pages 76 to 89| The Invisible Rentière: The Problem of Women and Investment in
Nineteenth-century France
| Alexia Yates
Pages 90 to 109| Votes for women: The role of women shareholders in the campaign for
women’s suffrage in Edwardian Britain
| Janette Rutterford
Pages 110 to 123| Struggles of women farmers or wives at work? A look back at the
history of a paradoxical feminism (1970-2010)
| Clémentine Comer
Pages 124 to 139| Professional equality in business: quotas and then what?
| Agnès Arcier, Béatrice Clicq, Brigitte Gresy, Hager Jemel, Sophie Pochic, Isabel Boni-Le Goff, Marion Rabier, Bessie Leconte
Pages 140 to 144| Searching for “professional equality between women and men at La
Poste”: the 2005 agreement
| Muriel Le Roux
Pages 145 to 148| High heels and skirt: the visual metonymy of the female executive
| Isabel Boni-Le Goff, Marion Rabier
Pages 149 to 152| Archives of women workers: the collections of the Center for the
History of Work in Nante
| Eve Meuret-Campfort
Pages 153 to 163| Recent dissertations
Pages 164 to 164| News
Pages 165 to 165| Books received
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Sportswear and sporting goods
| Entreprises et histoire
(2022/1 No 106)
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Pages 6 to 12| The development of an economic history of sportswear and the
sporting goods industry
| Isabelle Gaillard, Paul Dietschy
Pages 13 to 25| Sporting goals and economic constraints: the evolution of boxing
equipment in Europe and the USA during the Belle Époque and the
Roaring Twenties
| Stéphane Hadjeras
Pages 26 to 41| The brief golden age of french football equipment in the 20th
century
| Paul Dietschy
Pages 42 to 57| Décathlon: from sporting goods supermarket to innovative design and
retail leader (1976-2008)
| Isabelle Gaillard
Pages 58 to 75| Great expectations and unfulfilled dreams: the design and
production of sportswear in the late USSR (1960S-1991)
| Ekaterina Kulinicheva
Pages 76 to 91| The gender politics of do-it-yourself: Frostline kits and the
American outdoor equipment boom of the 1970s
| Rachel S. Gross
Pages 92 to 102| From top to toe: cycling clothing in Italy from the end of the 19th
century to the present
| Daniele Marchesini
Pages 103 to 118| From the Alps to the Fashion Week: the odyssey of down-filled
jackets
| Régis Boulat
Pages 119 to 140| Sneaker design, production, and marketing in post-war Britain, West
Germany, and the United States, 1940s-1979
| Thomas Turner
Pages 141 to 146| Identities and values of the football jersey
| Benoît D’Argenlieu, Luc Arrondel, Jérôme Champagne, Richard Duhautois, Paul Dietschy
Pages 147 to 155| The situation of the A. J. Pradet et Cie firm (brand Hungaria) in
1967 : a report by the French police special branch
| Paul Dietschy
Pages 156 to 162| Lifting the lid of a box of Nikes. Workers’rights within supply
chains
| Pauline Barraud de Lagerie
Pages 163 to 170| Sportswear at the Palais Galliera. From the constitution of
collections to the availability of materials for history
| Sophie Grossiord, Marie-Laure Gutton, Laurine Manac’h
Pages 171 to 178| Recent dissertations
Pages 179 to 179| News
Pages 180 to 180| Book received
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The fragmentation of postal models
| Entreprises et histoire
(2021/4 No 105)
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Pages 7 to 19| Postal services: in search for a new model?
| Muriel Le Roux
Pages 20 to 29| “Gathering vassals around the Throne”: Private entrepreneurs and
statesmen in the establishment of Brazilian postal services,
1829-1844
| Pérola Maria Goldfeder Borges de Castro
Pages 30 to 41| The development of European Postal links in the 19th century Levant
| Bruno Crevato-Selvaggi
Pages 42 to 51| The colonization of French West Africa and postal money transfer
services, 1874-1955: Seeking the origin of the compte
d’opération
| Toyomu Masaki
Pages 52 to 64| Competition before liberalization. The International Post Office
Corporation: a transformational enterprise, 1983-1989
| Léonard Laborie
Pages 65 to 77| The decline of mail: postal industry decision-makers’
interpretations in the aftermath of the financial crisis
| Kristian J. Sund, José Anson
Pages 78 to 87| An unexpected new dimension of The French Postal Service: the
origins of the electric vehicle industry in the 21st century France
| Sébastien Richez
Pages 88 to 97| The Commitment of the French Post Office to an inclusive digital
transformation: a light on the role of public service operator
| Samantha Ragot, Blanche Segrestin
Pages 98 to 110| Employment policy and social transfers: the social activities of
the PTT in France (1931-1991)
| Odile Join-Lambert, Romain Trichereau
Pages 111 to 123| Women and managers in the Post Office in Spain, Turkey and France:
The unspoken of a career
| Elena Fernández Rodríguez, Candan Şenyüz, Muriel Barnéoud, Muriel Le Roux, Margaux Meidinger, Marguerite Crémoux
Pages 124 to 132| The 1990 reform of the French Postal and Telecom Service: a
comparison between the methods of Prime Minister Michel Rocard and
minister Paul Quilès drawn from Rocard’s notebooks
| Pierre-Emmanuel Guigo
Pages 133 to 134| Postal drones, from an April Fool’s trick to reality
| Sébastien Richez
Pages 135 to 138| The Paris Postal Museum’s photographic collections and the digital
cartography of postal sites
| Selma Ahmed-Chaouch
Pages 139 to 147| Recent dissertations
Pages 148 to 148| News
Pages 149 to 149| Books received
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Businesses as political actors
| Entreprises et histoire
(2021/3 No 104)
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Pages 5 to 18| Rethinking businesses as political actors
| Philippe Lefebvre
Pages 19 to 31| Businesses and politics: the point of view from a management
scholar
| Franck Aggeri
Pages 32 to 44| Beyond lobbying: reflections on the private appropriation of
bureaucratic capital
| Sylvain Laurens
Pages 45 to 54| The rise of corporate rights in the United States
| Adam Winkler
Pages 55 to 81| Understanding businesses as political actors from 1945 to our
period
| Philippe Lefebvre
Pages 82 to 92| “Another law than that of the state”. Railroad companies’ political
resistance to public regulation (Wisconsin, 1870s)
| Alexia Blin
Pages 93 to 110| Multinationals as a political category: the formative years
(1970-1990)
| Sabine Pitteloud
Pages 111 to 128| Professional business associations as anti-political actors: a case
study in the organic farming sector
| Sandra Renou
Pages 129 to 141| Redefining the political role of the corporation through the public
imperative of “partnership” innovation
| Carole-Anne Tisserand
Pages 142 to 163| Google and the US federal government: interdependence, protest and
hybridity
| Charles Thibout
Pages 164 to 183| Ethical foundations of corporate political responsibility at the
Anthropocene era: from the “raison d’être” to systemic
responsibility
| Cécile Renouard
Pages 184 to 197| When the law makes corporations into political actors: Historical
and theoretical analysis of two French laws, “loi Pacte” and “loi
sur le devoir de vigilance”
| Armand Hatchuel, Kevin Levillain, Blanche Segrestin
Pages 198 to 212| How to understand the contemporary politicization of business
enterprises
| Aurélien Acquier, Fatima Bellaredj, Patrick Fridenson, Jean-Philippe Robé, Philippe Lefebvre, Alexia Blin
Pages 213 to 217| The firm as seat of political power : electoral discipline at Le
Creusot at the end of the 19th century
| Christophe Voilliot
Pages 218 to 220| Archives from political actors in industry around Le Creusot
preserved at the Académie François Bourdon
| Ivan Kharaba
Pages 221 to 226| “Making profits rather than politics?”. The difficulties of an
Anglo-Dutch multinational to speak at unison about European
integration
| Armèle Cloteau
Pages 227 to 232| Recent dissertations and HDRs
Pages 233 to 233| News
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Socialist enterprises
| Entreprises et histoire
(2021/2 No 103)
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Pages 6 to 12| The history of socialist enterprise: research work in progress
| Gilles Guiheux
Pages 13 to 35| Alexeï Gastev, an engineer of the New World
| Alexandra Koulaeva
Pages 36 to 53| Factory management in Chinese capitalist enterprises in the 1950s.
The case of the Shanghai silk weaving industry labor-capital
consultative conference
| Robert Cliver
Pages 54 to 72| Fixing holes in the Plan: maintenance and repair in Poland,
1945-1970
| Philip Scranton
Pages 73 to 89| State-owned enterprise: an institution at the heart of the German
Democratic Republic
| Emmanuel Droit
Pages 90 to 106| A tale of two socialist enterprises: production and decision-making
at Škoda Auto and AvtoVAZ, 1960-1980
| Valentina Fava
Pages 107 to 127| The reinvention of the Vietnamese public sector in the era of
liberalization: the example of the state-owned enterprise Becamex
| Khac Minh Trân
Pages 128 to 143| Institutional change and separation of functions in Cuba’s
state-owned enterprises
| Ernesto Dominguez Lopez, Seida Barrera Rodriguez
Pages 144 to 162| Between the Russian state and world markets: the strategic
transformations of Gazprom and Rosneft (1989-2017)
| Julien Vercueil
Pages 163 to 177| The exit from socialism and the conversion to a market economy
| Philippe Aguignier, Bernard Chavance, Théo Clément, Pascal Grouiez, Nhu Tuyên Lê, Gilles Guiheux
Pages 178 to 184| Interpreting enterprise social responsibility in transitional China
| Zhaojin Zeng, Qingyi Yin, Xueyi Liu
Pages 185 to 193| Ruins of factories and marks of workers: urban explorations in a
district of Beijing
| Judith Audin
Pages 194 to 196| Council for Mutual Economic Assistance documents in the National
Archives of Hungary
| Pál Germuska
Pages 197 to 205| Recent dissertations and HDRs
Pages 206 to 206| News
Pages 208 to 208| Book received
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Space industry
| Entreprises et histoire
(2021/1 No 102)
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Pages 5 to 18| Including industrial firms in the long-term history of outer space
| Catherine Radtka
Pages 19 to 42| Building an aerospace company on the fringes of space-faring
nations: CASA and the development of the space industry in Spain
(1960s-1980s)
| Clair Juilliet, Catherine Radtka
Pages 43 to 53| A sovereign industry becoming european: the trajectory of french
satellite manufacturers since the 1960s
| Yves Bouvier
Pages 54 to 77| Helping scientific research or becoming part of the market: how the
board of directors of the French Space Agency navigated
contradictory situations (1981-2001)
| Jérôme Lamy
Pages 78 to 98| Trading with weather. Governmental and commercial meteorological
satellites
| Gemma Cirac-Claveras
Pages 99 to 119| From Old / New Space to Smart Space: changing ecosystems of space
innovation
| Renee M. Rottner, Alexandra Sage, Marc J. Ventresca
Pages 120 to 139| A new spirit of space venture capital? Recent trends in the
financing of the US space industry
| Arnaud Saint-Martin
Pages 140 to 148| New trends in space: start-ups and space debris. The case of
Astroscale
| Hervé Dumez, Camille Toussaint
Pages 149 to 171| A Chinese New Space? Commercial launch enterprises within national
economic reform
| Lucie Sénéchal-Perrouault
Pages 172 to 199| The insertion of space activities in the economic sphere
| Philippe Clerc, Éric Dautriat, Vincent Frigant, Isabelle Sourbès-Verger, Philippe Varnoteaux, Catherine Radtka
Pages 200 to 206| Philips and the difficulty of space project management (1973)
| David Baneke
Pages 207 to 211| The outer space treaty of 1967 is looking for advocates
| François Rulier
Pages 212 to 221| The French industry of space propulsion: a survey of the archives
preserved by Safran Aircraft Engines
| Marc Scaglione
Pages 222 to 239| Recent dissertations and HDRs
Pages 240 to 240| News
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Financial scandals
| Entreprises et histoire
(2020/4 No 101)
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Pages 6 to 13| Financial scandals as a research project
| Malik Mazbouri, Thibaud Giddey, Patrice Baubeau
Pages 14 to 26| Looking back at the Panama scandal
| Jean-Yves Mollier
Pages 27 to 43| Fake news and talking up the market: the case of the Compagnie
universelle du canal interocéanique de Panama in 1888
| Miguel Ortiz-Serrano, Germán Forero-Laverde
Pages 44 to 63| Understanding crises, bankruptcies and financial regulations in
France between the two world wars through the prism of financial
scandals
| Patrice Baubeau, Angelo Riva
Pages 64 to 74| The Crédit lyonnais: 25 years of financial scandal in France
(1994-2020)
| Damien de Blic
Pages 75 to 87| This is not a scandal in Luxembourg
| Benoît Majerus
Pages 88 to 99| Banco Ambrosiano and the model of the holding company: Trivializing
the scandalous in Luxembourg financial center
| Benjamin Zenner
Pages 100 to 116| “The shadow of the golden calves”: Crises and financial scandal in
Switzerland in the 20th century
| Malik Mazbouri, Thibaud Giddey
Pages 117 to 127| Scandals of finance, financial scandals
| Christian Chavagneux, Sébastien Fiaux, Sébastien Guex, François Janson, Maximilien Nayaradou, Laurence Scialom, Patrice Baubeau
Pages 128 to 132| The “junk bond king” scandal: Michael Milken, pioneer or criminal?
| Johanna Gautier Morin
Pages 133 to 136| Scandals in art: a public problem
| Flore Di Sciullo
Pages 137 to 141| Recent dissertations and HDRs
Pages 142 to 148| A major source for the history of French businesses since 1790: the
archives of the French National Institute of Industrial Property
| Steeve Gallizia