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Quelle finalité managériale pour la recherche en gestion : Une lecture historique et critique

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  • Mohamed Benabid

    (FGSES - Faculté de Gouvernance, Sciences Économiques et Sociales [UM6P] - UM6P - Université Mohammed VI Polytechnique [Ben Guerir])

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This article examines the topic of relevance in management research. Whether research and managerial practice are considered as domains interdependent, the reality shows the persistence of a significant discrepancy between the two worlds. Calls to converge concerns do not dissipate this observation. Our reflection suggests a reinterpretation of the role played by disciplinary research in relation to practitioners. The implications for the management knowledge process will be discussed.

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  • Mohamed Benabid, 2021. "Quelle finalité managériale pour la recherche en gestion : Une lecture historique et critique," Post-Print hal-03958487, HAL.
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