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Moments of strategy [r-libre/4213]

Bencherki, Nicolas, Cooren, François, Sergi, Viviane et Vásquez, Consuelo (2025). Moments of strategy. Dans Grossman-Hensel, Benjamin; Jarzabkowski, Paula A.; Kratochvil, Renate; Seidl, David; Spee, Paul et Whittington, Richard (dir.), Elgar Encyclopedia of Strategy as Practice (p. 477-479). Cheltenham, UK : Edward Elgar. ISBN 978-1-0353-1596-3 10.4337/9781035315963.00130

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Résumé : From a practice perspective, studying strategy amounts to stressing that Strategizing is something that is done in various contexts, an activity that we can refer to as “moments of strategy” (Bencherki et al., 2021; Cooren et al., 2024; Vásquez et al., 2018). Identifying such moments of strategy has typically appeared straightforward to analysts: any event labelled as a “strategic meeting” or involving a sufficient number of top managers who are discussing strategy is, surely, a strategic event worthy of study. However, recent research, especially on the notion of Open strategy, now recognizes that strategizing involves diverse people, in a range of settings. Indeed, research now recognizes that strategy involves the Participation of a diverse array of stakeholders and employees. Strategy scholars growingly consider that it is an everyday practice (Samra-Fredericks, 2005), that occurs in different places and times, meetings being but a site among others (Balogun et al., 2015; Jarzabkowski and Seidl, 2008). For these reasons, identifying the specific places and times where and when it happens turns out to be less obvious. Strategy scholars and practitioners cannot only intervene when they assume that strategy will be the topic of conversation; they must also pay attention to other, more quotidian facets of work, as issues may turn out to be strategic (or fail to do so) at any moment.
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Déposant: Bencherki, Nicolas
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