Sociologie du travail et sociologie économique en France (1945-1968)

This article discusses the theory formulated by promoters of the “new economic sociology,” according to which economic sociology experienced an “eclipse” in Europe as a whole, and in particular in France after the Second World War. According to this theory, in that time and place the dynamism of the...

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Main Author: François Vatin
Format: Article
Language:fra
Published: La Nouvelle Revue du Travail 2023-10-01
Series:La Nouvelle Revue du Travail
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description This article discusses the theory formulated by promoters of the “new economic sociology,” according to which economic sociology experienced an “eclipse” in Europe as a whole, and in particular in France after the Second World War. According to this theory, in that time and place the dynamism of the “sociology of work” neglected the economic question. A close study of the content of the Treatise on the Sociology of Work directed by Georges Friedmann and Pierre Naville (1961-1962) and the journal Sociologie du travail from 1959 to 1968 shows that this theory is unfounded.
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spellingShingle François Vatin
Sociologie du travail et sociologie économique en France (1945-1968)
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economic sociology
sociology of work
sociology of organizations
economics
industrial economy
Marxism
title Sociologie du travail et sociologie économique en France (1945-1968)
title_full Sociologie du travail et sociologie économique en France (1945-1968)
title_fullStr Sociologie du travail et sociologie économique en France (1945-1968)
title_full_unstemmed Sociologie du travail et sociologie économique en France (1945-1968)
title_short Sociologie du travail et sociologie économique en France (1945-1968)
title_sort sociologie du travail et sociologie economique en france 1945 1968
topic economic sociology
sociology of work
sociology of organizations
economics
industrial economy
Marxism
url http://journals.openedition.org/nrt/14704
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