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Nota: Peer-reviewed
review articles
are merged in the list.

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2024

  • Authors: Valérie MERINDOL and David W. VERSAILLES
  • Title (EN): "Ressource allocation in healthcare entrepreneurial ecosystems:
    the strategic role of entrepreneurial support organizations"
  • Journal: Journal of Entrepreneurial Behavior and Research (JEBR)
  • Ref: accepted for publication on Feb 24th, 2024 (in press), available on Emarald Insight on March 26th, 2024
  • DOI: DOI: https://doi.org/10.1108/IJEBR-05-2023-0553
  • Purpose (EN): Innovation management in the healthcare sector has undergone significant evolutions over the last decades. These evolutions have been investigated from a variety of perspectives: clusters, ecosystems of innovation, digital ecosystems and regional ecosystems, but the dynamics of networks have seldom been analyzed under the lenses of entrepreneurial ecosystems (EEs). As identified by Cao and Shi (2020), the literature is silent about the organization of resource allocation systems for network orchestration in EEs. This article investigates these elements in the healthcare sector. It discusses the strategic role played by entrepreneurial support organizations (ESOs) in resource allocation and elaborates on the distinction between sponsored and nonsponsored ESOs in EEs. ESOs are active in network orchestration. The literature explains that ESOs lift organizational, institutional and cultural barriers, and support entrepreneurs' access to cognitive and technological resources. However, allocation models are not yet discussed. Therefore, our research questions are as follows: What is the resource allocation model in healthcare-related EEs? What is the role played by sponsored and nonsponsored ESOs as regards resource allocation to support the emergence and development of EEs in the healthcare sector?.
  • Design, methodological approach (EN): The article offers an explanatory, exploratory, and theory-building investigation. The research design offers an abductive research protocol and multi-level analysis of seven (sponsored and nonsponsored) ESOs active in French healthcare ecosystems. Field research elaborates on semi-structured interviews collected between 2016 and 2022..
  • Findings (EN): This article shows explicit complementarities between top-down and bottom-up resource allocation approaches supported by ESOs in the healthcare sector. Despite explicit originalities in each approach, no network orchestration model prevails. Multi-polar coordination is the rule. Entrepreneurs' access to critical technological and cognitive resources is based on resource allocation modalities that differ for sponsored versus nonsponsored ESOs. Emerging from field research, this research also shows that sponsored and nonsponsored ESOs manage their roles in different ways because they confront original issues about organizational legitimacy..
  • Originality/Value (EN): Beyond the results listed above, the main originalities of the paper relate to the instantiation of multi-level analysis operated during field research and to the confrontation between sponsored versus nonsponsored ESOs in the domain of healthcare-related innovation management. This research shows that ESOs have practical relevance because they build original routes for resource allocation and network orchestration in EEs. Each ESO category (sponsored versus nonsponsored) provides original support for resource allocation. The ESO's legitimacy is inferred either from the sponsor or the services delivered to end-users. This research leads to propositions for future research and recommendations for practitioners: ESO managers, entrepreneurs, and policymakers..
  • Keywords (EN): Entrepreneurs, innovation, Qualitative techniques
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  • Authors: Valérie MERINDOL and David W. VERSAILLES
  • Title (EN): Les paradoxes de l’innovation ouverte : vers un changement de paradigme pour la Défense
  • Title (FR): Open innovation paradoxes: toward a paradigmatic change for Defense
  • Journal: Innovations (De Boeck)
  • Ref: TBD, article in EN (accepted for publication on July 6th, 2022)
  • JEL: H56, L38, O36, O38
  • DOI: https://doi.org/10.3917/inno.pr2.0166
  • Abstract (EN): Defence innovation policies are in contradiction with open innovation because they are traditionally based on the search for stability of critical skills mastered by a closed perimeter of actors. Based on the study of the French case, this research investigates the open innovation paradoxes and how to manage them. Two innovation models co-exist and interact: closed innovation oriented toward the Defence Industrial and Technological Base (BITD), and open innovation aimed at links with a variety of innovation ecosystems. This hybrid model of innovation is based on differentiation, and integration modes of management orchestrated by an agency. This also requires the mobilization of a variety of intermediaries who play the role of sensors of ideas and skills external to the BITD.
  • Keywords (EN): innovation intermediaries, innovation
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2023

  • Authors: Valérie MERINDOL, Alexandra LE CHAFFOTEC and David W. VERSAILLES
  • Title (EN): "The role of organization intermediaries in the science-/techno-push versus user-centric approaches of health care innovation"
  • Title (FR): "[xxx]"
  • Journal: European Journal of Innovation Management (EJIM)
  • Ref: TBD (in press), available on Emarald Insight on Nov 5th, 2021
  • DOI: DOI: https://doi.org/10.1108/EJIM-02-2021-0119
  • Abstract (EN): TBD.
  • Keywords (EN): innovation intermediaries, innovation,
  • More details here...   
  • on Research Gate....   
  • Authors: Francesco SCHIAVONE, Valérie MERINDOL, Daniele LEONE, David W. VERSAILLES, Uta WILKENS
  • Title (EN): "Guest editorial: Innovation management in health care. Where are we going?"
  • Title (FR): TBD
  • Journal: European Journal of Innovation Management (EJIM)
  • Ref: TBD, article in EN (accepted for publication on July 6th, 2022)
  • DOI: TBD
  • Abstract (EN): TBD
  • Keywords (EN): innovation intermediaries, innovation
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2021

  • Authors: Valérie MERINDOL, Alexandra LE CHAFFOTEC and David W. VERSAILLES
  • Title (EN): "Les organisations intermédiaires et l’innovation en santé : les multiples facettes de l’intermédiation de réseau"
  • Title (FR): "[xxx]"
  • Journal: Innovations, Revue d’économie de management de l’innovation
  • Ref: accepted for publication on Sept 7th, 2020, in press
  • DOI: DOI: tbd
  • Abstract (EN): TBD.
  • Keywords (EN): innovation intermediaries, innovation,
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2020

  • Authors: Valerie MERINDOL and David W. VERSAILLES
  • Title (EN): "Boundary spanners and the orchestration of resources: global-local complementarities in action"
  • Title (FR): "[xxx]"
  • Journal: European Management Review
  • Ref: vol 17(1), pp 101-119 - published on paper on Apr. 19th, 2020
  • Ref: published online first on Sept 1st, 2018, in press
  • DOI: DOI:10.1111/emre.12321
  • Abstract (EN): This research focuses on managerial roles and practices in the local–global deployment of the orchestration of resources. We aim at understanding how local and global managers contribute to ‘sensing’, ‘seizing’ and ‘reconfiguring’ in a transnational firm. We offer an exploratory, explanatory and theory‐building case study and an abductive method grounded in the microfoundations of managerial activities. The field research develops inside THALES business units. We obtain two main conclusions that are consistent with our abductive method: we characterize how the boundary‐spanning function serves the orchestration of resources and highlight the importance of team and network boundary‐spanning modalities. We identify the complementarities between local and global boundary spanners, and we show that rules create the framework suited to empowering the dynamics of team or network boundary spanning at the local and global levels.
  • Keywords (EN): dynamic capabilities, orchestration of resources, boundary spanners, transnational firms
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2019

  • Authors: David W. VERSAILLES and Valerie MERINDOL
  • Title (EN): "Boundary objects as the missing link in resources orchestration:
    an exploratory study of Dassault Mirage IV and Rafale programs"
  • Title (FR): "[Les objets frontières comme lien manquant dans l'orchestration des ressrouces:
    une étude exploratoire des programmes Mirage IV et Rafale de Dassault Aviation]"
  • Journal: Management International (HEC Montréal)
  • Ref: 23(4), 102-117 (online Aug 31st, 2019) article in EN
  • DOI: TBD
  • Abstract (EN): In this contribution, we investigate the use of boundary objects (Star and Griesemer) for the orchestration of resources (Teece). We propose a comparative case study elaborating on two Dassault Aviation military fighters under an abductive approach. In this contribution, we elaborate on the micro-foundations approach. Our contribution discusses several properties of boundary objects in relation with the orchestration of resources: type, granularity, openness, malleability, and completeness. We conclude that boundary objects are critical to orchestration. Their properties explain why they diversely impact on sensing, seizing and reconfiguring. They elaborate on knowledge articulation and teamwork, and require specific ways of working.
  • Keywords (EN): Dynamic capabilities, orchestration of resources, knowledge, articulation, boundary objects, micro-foundations
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  • Authors: David W. VERSAILLES and Nicolai J. FOSS
  • Title (EN): "Unpacking the constituents of dynamic capabilities: a microfoundations perspective"
  • Title (FR): "Comment identifier les composants des capacités dynamiques: la perspective des micro-fondations"
  • Journal: Management International
  • Ref: 23(4), pp 18-29, article in EN (online Aug 31st, 2019)
  • DOI: TBD
  • Abstract (EN): This position paper updates about methodological and epistemological issues on the micro-foundations perspective. We propose that conceptual divergences between the different streams of contributions to dynamic capabilities (DCs) research (the Eisenhardt versus Teece divide) hide discrepancies about methodological aspects, and about the locus of DCs. We zoom out from current epistemological debates about the microfoundations to explain the necessity of multi-level approaches, and to clarify the interpretation of the Boudon-Coleman “bathtub”. We elaborate on these aspects to explain how to enhance research on DCs, and more generally in strategic management. We discuss specific issues in relation with the selection of units of analysis and with the elaboration of field research protocols. We also propose practical recommendations adhering to the micro-foundations approach
  • Keywords (EN): Dynamic capabilities, Resource orchestration, Research heuristics, Microfoundations, Methodology of the social sciences, Situational analysis, Methodological individualism
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  • Authors: Valérie MERINDOL, David W. VERSAILLES, Nicolai J. FOSS, and Agusti P. CANALS
  • Title (EN): "Understanding dynamic capabilities: the microfoundations perspective
    Introduction to the Thematic issue on Microfoundations of Dynamic Capabilities"
  • Title (FR): ["Comprendre les capacités dynamiques: l'approche par les micro-fondations
    Introduction au numéro thématique sur les Microfondations des capacités dynamiques"]
  • Journal: Management International
  • Ref: 23(4), pp 9-17, article in FR, EN, SP (online Aug 31st, 2019)
  • DOI: TBD
  • Abstract (EN): Introduction to the Thematic issue on Microfoundations of Dynamic Capabilities
  • Keywords (EN): Dynamic capabilities, Resource orchestration, Research heuristics, Microfoundations, Methodology of the social sciences
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  • on newPIC website...   
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2018

  • Authors: Valerie MERINDOL and David W. VERSAILLES
  • Title (FR): "Construire les interdépendances entre business models dans une stratégie de diversification reliée"
  • Title (EN): "[xxxx]"
  • Journal: Finance, Contrôle, Stratégie (FCS)
  • Ref: March 2018 (accepted for publication in May 2017)
  • DOI: 10.4000/fcs.2107.
  • Abstract (EN): TBD
  • Keywords (EN): TBD
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2017

  • Authors: Valerie MERINDOL and David W. VERSAILLES
  • Title (FR): "Manager les connaissances au service de la créativité: le cas des grandes entreprises établies"
  • Title (EN): "[TBD]"
  • Journal: Management International (Canada)
  • Ref: Vol. 22, Nb. 1 (Fall), pp. 58-72 - Thematic issue on organizational creativity (guest editors: Guy Parmentier, Bérengère Szoztak, Charles-Clemens Ruelling)
  • DOI: TBD
  • Abstract (EN): TBD
  • Keywords (EN): TBD
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  • Authors: Valerie MERINDOL and David W. VERSAILLES
  • Title (FR): "Les laboratoires d’innovation ouverte comme dispositif entrepreneurial"
  • Title (EN): "[xxx]"
  • Journal: Entreprendre et Innover
  • Ref: vol. XX, nb. 31, pp. 52-61
  • DOI: 10.3917/entin.031.0052.
  • Abstract (EN): TBD
  • Keywords (EN): TBD
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2016

  • Authors: Vincent DUTOT, Eva LACALLE GALVEZ, and David W. VERSAILLES
  • Title (EN): "CSR communication strategies through social media and influence on e-repuration"
  • Title (FR): "[xxxxx]"
  • Journal: Management Decision
  • Ref: Vol 54 Nb 2, pp. 363-389
  • DOI: TBD
  • Abstract (EN): TBD
  • Keywords (EN): TBD
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2011

  • Authors: Thomas LE TEXIER and David W. VERSAILLES
  • Title (FR): "xxxxx"
  • Title (EN): "[TBD]"
  • Journal: Economie et Institutions (Canada)
  • Ref: Vol. 12 et 13, (inprint 2008-2009), pp. xx
    Thematic issue on : (Guest editor: David W. VERSAILLES)
  • DOI: TBD
  • Abstract (EN): TBD
  • Keywords (EN): TBD
  • More details here...   
  • TBD   
  • Authors: David W. VERSAILLES
  • Title (FR): "Le renouveau des politiques industrielles et technologiques pour la Défense et la Securité"
    Introduction to the special issue
  • Title (EN): "[xxx]"
  • Journal: Economie et Institutions (Canada)
  • Ref: Vol. 12 et 13, (inprint 2008-2009), pp. xx
    Thematic issue on : (Guest editor: David W. VERSAILLES)
  • DOI: TBD
  • Abstract (EN): TBD
  • Keywords (EN): TBD
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  • TBD   
  • Authors: David W. VERSAILLES
  • Title (FR): "xxxx"
  • Title (EN): "xxxx"
  • Journal: Economica
  • Ref: Vol. x, nb. xx, pp. 395-396
  • DOI: xxxx
  • Abstract (EN): TBD
  • Keywords (EN): TBD
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2010

  • Authors: Valérie MERINDOL and David W. VERSAILLES
  • Title (EN): "Dual-use as knowledge-oriented policy: France during the 1990ies and 2000ies"
  • Title (FR): "[xxxxx]"
  • Journal: International journal of technology management
  • Ref: Vol 50 Nb 2, pp. xxxx
  • DOI: TBD
  • Abstract (EN): TBD
  • Keywords (EN): TBD
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2009

  • Authors: Valérie MERINDOL, Evelyne ROUBY, David W. VERSAILLES and Catherine THOMAS
  • Title (FR): "Une méthodologie de prospective métiers fondée sur les compétences collectives : L'exemple du métier de pilote de chasse"
  • Title (EN): "[TBD]"
  • Journal: Management et Avenir (Canada)
  • Ref: nb 24, (June), pp. xx
  • DOI: TBD
  • Abstract (EN): TBD
  • Keywords (EN): TBD
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  • Authors: Thomas LE TEXIER and David W. VERSAILLES
  • Title (FR): "Open source software reshaping Defense-related management of technologies"
  • Title (EN): "Open source software reshaping Defense-related management of technologies"
  • Journal: International Journal of Open Source Software & Processes (IJOSSP) (Canada)
  • Ref: Vol. 1, nb. 2, pp. 14-27
  • DOI: 10.4018/jossp.2009040102
  • Abstract (EN): TBD
  • Keywords (EN): TBD
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2007

  • Authors: Valérie MERINDOL and David W. VERSAILLES
  • Title (EN): "Toward a reinterpretation of ICT impact on command and control"
  • Title (FR): "[xxxxx]"
  • Journal: Defence studies
  • Ref: Vol 7 Nb 2, pp. 239-257
  • DOI: doi.org/10.1080/14702430701339013
  • Abstract (EN): TBD
  • Keywords (EN): TBD
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2006

  • Authors: David W. VERSAILLES
  • Title (FR): "Subjectivisme économique, figures du besoin et de l’utilité marginale à travers les éditions des Grundsätze (1871-1923) de Carl Menger"
  • Title (EN): "[TBD]"
  • Journal: Cahiers d'économie politique (Canada)
  • Ref: nb xx, (Dec.), pp. 91-108
  • DOI: doi.org/10.3917/cep.051.0091
  • Abstract (EN): This contribution argues that Menger’s Grundsätze ground economic subjectivism in cognitive features. It elaborates on need-satisfaction in relation with the use value of goods. It details the various forms raised for utility in Menger’s texts and distinguishes between both Grundsätze editions. The second edition (1923 – edited by his son Karl) turns out as the starting point of an interpretation lowering the cognitive content of the 1871 text and, therefore, the originality of the representation of individuals. With the various aspects of needs and utility, with the concept of use value, Carl Menger’s economic subjectivism does exist on an autonomous basis.
  • Abstract (FR): Cette contribution argumente que les Grundsätze de Carl Menger fondent le subjectivisme économique dans la théorie cognitive. L’article entre dans le détail des figures du besoin en liaison avec la notion de valeur d’usage. Il revient sur les figures de l’utilité pour distinguer les éditions des Grundsätze. La seconde édition (1923) a été le point de départ d’une lecture qui amoindrit l’originalité du raisonnement initial (1871) en gommant les aspects cognitifs de la représentation de l’individu. Avec les différentes figures du besoin et de l’utilité, dans le concept de valeur d’usage, le subjectivisme de Carl Menger existe en matière économique de façon autonome.
  • JEL: B13 – B25 – B31 (Carl Menger) – D8
  • Keywords (EN): TBD
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  • Authors: Valérie MERINDOL and David W. VERSAILLES
  • Title (FR): "xxxx"
  • Title (EN): "Transatlantic cooperation and R&D management: an inquiry into the problem of complementarity"
  • Journal: Defense and peace economics
    Special issue "Defense R&D management" guest edited by Asher Tishler
  • Ref: Vol. 17, nb. 3, pp. 239-256
  • DOI: xxxx
  • Abstract (EN): TBD
  • Keywords (EN): TBD
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2005

  • Authors: David W. VERSAILLES
  • Title (FR): "Défense, organisation industrielle et réseaux de connaissances"
    Introduction to the thematic issue
  • Title (EN): "[TBD]"
  • Journal: Revue d'économie industrielle
    Special issue Defense networks, Knowledge networks (guest editor: David W. Versailles)
  • Ref: nb 112, (4e trimestre), pp. 11-25
  • DOI: TBD
  • Abstract (EN): TBD
  • Keywords (EN): TBD
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  • Authors: David W. VERSAILLES
  • Title (FR): "La nouvelle gouvernance des programmes de Défense : les relations entre l’Etat et l’industrie"
  • Title (EN): "xxx"
  • Journal: Revue d'économie industrielle
    Special issue Defense networks, Knowledge networks (guest editor: David W. Versailles)
  • Ref: nb 112, (4e trimestre), pp. 11-25
  • DOI: TBD
  • Abstract (EN): TBD
  • Keywords (EN): TBD
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2000

  • Authors: David W. VERSAILLES and Christian SCHMIDT
  • Title (FR): "Friedrich Hayek vs. Karl Popper : Eléments pour un débat sur la connaissance économique "
  • Title (EN): "[TBD]"
  • Journal: Revue de philosophie économique
  • Ref: vol 1, nb2, pp. 111-139
  • DOI: TBD
  • Abstract (FR): A première vue, la chronologie des œuvres de Hayek et Popper, leurs biographies, leurs thèses méthodologiques en faveur de l’individualisme, leurs ennemis communs (historicisme, holisme et planisme) et leurs références croisées peuvent laisser envisager l’existence d’un véritable débat intellectuel entre les deux hommes, sinon d’une convergence sur le fond. La similitude de leurs thèses et leur " amitié " ne reposent que sur la conclusion commune que l’histoire ne permet pas d’énoncer des assertions nomologiques. Cette trouble coïncidence renvoie, en réalité, à des conceptions très éloignées de la connaissance scientifique en économie. A travers leurs analyses de l’historicisme et de la méthode expérimentale, nous démontrons que la divergence entre eux est patente sur le plan de l’épistémologie des sciences sociales.
  • Asbtract (EN): Hayek’s and Popper’s bibliographies, their biographies, their methodological theses in favor of individualism, their common commitment against historicism, historism and planism, and crossed references in their writings bring us to infer (at least) some intellectual debate between them, or even some deeper mutual understanding. It is not. Hayek and Popper demonstrate on their own that history cannot provide the social sciences with nomological statements. This confusing coincidence and their "friendship" are nothing but the conclusion of autonomous and together irrelevant views about scientific knowledge in economics. We inquire in this paper their analysis of historicism and the status they attribute to experiments; we conclude that Hayek and Popper opted for diverging paths in the epistemology of the social sciences.
  • Keywords (EN): Monism; Methodological individualism; Historicism; Scientific knowledge; Economic calculus;
  • JEL: B41; B31; B19
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1999

  • Authors: David W. VERSAILLES
  • Title (FR): "Evolution, individualisme et auto-organisation chez Hayek"
  • Title (EN): "[TBD]"
  • Journal: Cahiers d'économie politique
  • Ref: vol. 35, (Fall), pp. 63-88
  • DOI: TBD
  • Abstract (EN): TBD
  • Keywords (EN): TBD
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  • Authors: David W. VERSAILLES and Christian SCHMIDT
  • Title (FR): "Une théorie hayekienne de la connaissance économique ?"
  • Title (EN): "xxx"
  • Journal: Revue d'économie politique
  • Ref: nb 109(6), (Nov-Dec), pp. 817-33
  • DOI: TBD
  • Abstract (EN): TBD
  • Keywords (EN): TBD
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1998

  • Authors: David W. VERSAILLES
  • Title (EN): "De la méthode critique en méthodologie"
  • Title (FR): "[xxxxx]"
  • Journal: Journal des Economistes et des Etudes Humaines
  • Ref: Vol 8 Nb 1, (March) pp. 155-162
  • DOI: TBD
  • Review article of: Lawrence A. Boland (1997),
    Critical Economic Methodology: A Personal Odyssey,
    London: Routledge
  • Abstract (EN): TBD
  • Keywords (EN): TBD
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1996

  • Authors: David W. VERSAILLES
  • Title (EN): "Les libertariens et le libéralisme, étude normative de la liberté ou économie positive?"
  • Title (FR): "[xxxxx]"
  • Journal: Journal des Economistes et des Etudes Humaines
  • Ref: Vol 7 Nb 4, (Dec) pp. 633-647
  • DOI: TBD
  • Review article of: Hardy BOUILLON (ed) (1995),
    Libertarians and Liberalism, Essays in Honour of Gerard Radnitzky on his 75th birthday,
    Aldershot, UK: AVebury, 360p
  • Abstract (EN): TBD
  • Keywords (EN): TBD
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1995

  • Authors: David W. VERSAILLES
  • Title (EN): "Values and Social Order"
  • Title (FR): "[xxxxx]"
  • Journal: Journal des Economistes et des Etudes Humaines
  • Ref: Vol 6 Nb 1, (March) pp. 201-215
  • DOI: TBD
  • Review article of: Gerard RADNITZKY and Hardy BOUILLON (eds) (1995),
    Values and Social Order,
    vol. 1 - Values and Society (272 p.)
    vol. 2 - Society and Order (224 p.)
    Aldershot, UK: Avebury
  • Abstract (EN): TBD
  • Keywords (EN): TBD
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1993

  • Authors: David W. VERSAILLES and Laurent DEPARNAY
  • Title (EN): "Government, Servant or Master?"
  • Title (FR): "[Government, Servant or Master?]"
  • Journal: Journal des Economistes et des Etudes Humaines
  • Ref: Vol 4 Nb 1, (March) pp. 177-184
  • DOI: TBD
  • Review article of: Gerard RADNITZKY and Hardy BOUILLON (eds) (1993),
    Government, Servant or Master?,
    Amsterdam, NL: Rodopi
  • Abstract (EN): TBD
  • Keywords (EN): TBD
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