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Institutionnaliser l’auto-organisation pour une société circulaire transformative

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  • Anne-Claire Savy

    (Comue de Toulouse - Communauté d'universités et établissements de Toulouse, LGTO - Laboratoire de Gestion et des Transitions Organisationnelles - EPE UT - Université de Toulouse - Comue de Toulouse - Communauté d'universités et établissements de Toulouse, ADEME - Agence de l'Environnement et de la Maîtrise de l'Énergie)

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Aujourd'hui, des appels à une bifurcation urgente de notre société pour face aux défis sociétaux et écologiques se multiplient, dont certains évoquent comme alternative souhaitable, au-delà d'une économie circulaire, une société circulaire transformative impliquant des initiatives citoyennes. Pourtant aujourd'hui, parallèlement, l'économie sociale et solidaire aurait plutôt tendance à la marchandisation. Dans ce contexte, cette communication présente une revue de littérature sur le paradoxe de transition sociétale, spécifique à une transformation vers une société circulaire nécessairement auto-organisée : institutionnaliser une dynamique d'échange auto-organisée, sans la figer. Un travail théorique étudie, à travers l'auto-organisation et l'institutionnalisation liées par le cadre théorique de la gouvernance de transition sociétale, leurs tensions dans cette transition vers une société circulaire. Des pistes apparaissent : la société circulaire appelle à l'auto-organisation citoyenne, l'auto-organisation s'avère être le fonctionnement naturel d'une société humaine, dont les conditions peuvent être assurées par des institutions de soutien plutôt que de domination, avec des principes de management adaptées à l'auto-organisation.

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  • Anne-Claire Savy, 2025. "Institutionnaliser l’auto-organisation pour une société circulaire transformative," Post-Print hal-05528415, HAL.
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