Le principe de subsidiarité en entreprise : un leurre ? (notice n° 1027185)
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| Personal name | Guéry, Bernard |
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| Title | Le principe de subsidiarité en entreprise : un leurre ? |
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| Date of publication, distribution, etc. | 2020.<br/> |
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| Summary, etc. | L’expression « subsidiarité » apparaît ces dernières années dans la littérature managériale pour conseiller des voies organisationnelles innovantes. La reprise d’un concept élaboré pour rendre compte initialement de communautés politiques, pose problème. Ce travail vise à mettre en lumière la difficulté principale du passage du champ politique au champ managérial. En effet, la subsidiarité rend au niveau inférieur un pouvoir qui lui revient de droit. Or, l’approche économique de théorie des organisations, notamment à travers la théorie de l’agence, présuppose une constitution descendante de l’entreprise : ce n’est donc pas l’échelon inférieur qui attribue un pouvoir au supérieur, mais l’inverse. À moins de remettre en cause les présupposés de l’approche économique de la théorie des organisations, le principe de subsidiarité ne semble donc pas être applicable à l’entreprise. Dès lors, le principe de subsidiarité pourrait être agité comme un leurre pour faire croire au salarié qu’il est le détenteur légitime d’un pouvoir, afin d’arraisonner ce qu’il a de plus intérieur pour domestiquer sa liberté à des fins managériales.Classification JEL : A12, D2, L2. |
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| Summary, etc. | The term « subsidiarity » started to appear in managerial literature in the last few years, to advocate innovative managerial practices. The resurgence of this concept that originated from a political context can create problems. The goal of this paper is to expose the main difficulty of translating this concept from the political field to a corporate situation. Indeed, subsidiarity gives its inherent power back to the lower echelons of a political community. But the economic approach of organization theory assumes, mainly by the means of agency theory, a top-down conception of the firm. Thus, it is not the lower echelons which delegates power to the higher echelons. Consequently, the subsidiarity principle seems not to be applicable to a corporate setting, unless we reverse the assumptions of economic approach of organization theory. Then, the principle of subsidiarity could be used as an illusion to con employees into believing they have legitimate power, in order to manipulate their freedom, and domesticate it for managerial ends. |
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| Note | Revue de philosophie économique | 20 | 2 | 2020-04-06 | p. 69-103 | 1376-0971 |
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