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La création d'un PTCE comme espace de régulation territoriale sectorielle : le cas des éco-matériaux dans les Hautes-Alpes

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  • Céline Bourbousson

    (LEST - Laboratoire d'Economie et de Sociologie du Travail - AMU - Aix Marseille Université - CNRS - Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique)

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This paper deals with the potentiality of a local dynamics of regulation. We proceed by the case study of a territorial cluster for economic cooperation (PTCE), which aims at structuring and developing eco-construction sector in two French departments (04 and 05). PTCE is a real public policy instrument for social economy which has been created on theoretical contributions for territorial economy. The category of local tends to be the privileged scale of construction and analysis of the project. Thus, actors' speech often refer to local stakes or monocausal explanations to justify the obstacles to the project. We adopt by contrast a macro vision by mobilising the Regulation theoretical framework in order to analyse the PTCE as a meso-system, embedded in a regime of accumulation. This approach enables to understand how the PTCE is coerced by institutional arrangements that regulate the sector, and to question the meso-macro dialectic and its capacity to structure and develop an eco-construction sector in the studied territory.

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  • Céline Bourbousson, 2016. "La création d'un PTCE comme espace de régulation territoriale sectorielle : le cas des éco-matériaux dans les Hautes-Alpes," Post-Print hal-01353659, HAL.
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    Territory; Territorial clusters of economic cooperation; Regulation approach; territoire ; pôle territorial de coopération économique ; régulation;
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