2013
DOI: 10.7202/1013681ar
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La constitution et la structuration des réseaux sociaux : un facteur clé de succès de l’expatriation

Abstract: Cette recherche analyse la constitution et la structuration des réseaux sociaux des expatriés à travers une analyse longitudinale rétrospective. Cette approche a permis d’identifier les vecteurs professionnels, familiaux et environnementaux de la constitution du lien mais surtout de comprendre à quels moments ils interviennent dans la construction des différents réseaux. Nos résultats montrent que la sphère professionnelle et la sphère familiale ont des rôles différents dans … Show more

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“…Cross-cultural adjustment involves psych-social adjustment (Selmer, 1999), work, interaction and general adjustment of an SIE (Black and Gregersen, 1991). Indeed, cross-cultural adjustment is a precondition for the success of a mission outside national borders (Ang and Van Dyne, 2015;Kim et al, 2008;Kraimer et al, 2001;Shaffer and Miller, 2008) to maintain their social balance (Mérignac and Grillat, 2012). SIEs need social support while they are on their SIE mission abroad as they have to conceive a new everyday life and need to become acclimated to the difference of the host country while adjusting his behavior (Mérignac and Grillat, 2012).…”
Section: Role Of Social Support In Cross-cultural Adjustment Of Self-initiated Expatriatesmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Cross-cultural adjustment involves psych-social adjustment (Selmer, 1999), work, interaction and general adjustment of an SIE (Black and Gregersen, 1991). Indeed, cross-cultural adjustment is a precondition for the success of a mission outside national borders (Ang and Van Dyne, 2015;Kim et al, 2008;Kraimer et al, 2001;Shaffer and Miller, 2008) to maintain their social balance (Mérignac and Grillat, 2012). SIEs need social support while they are on their SIE mission abroad as they have to conceive a new everyday life and need to become acclimated to the difference of the host country while adjusting his behavior (Mérignac and Grillat, 2012).…”
Section: Role Of Social Support In Cross-cultural Adjustment Of Self-initiated Expatriatesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Indeed, cross-cultural adjustment is a precondition for the success of a mission outside national borders (Ang and Van Dyne, 2015;Kim et al, 2008;Kraimer et al, 2001;Shaffer and Miller, 2008) to maintain their social balance (Mérignac and Grillat, 2012). SIEs need social support while they are on their SIE mission abroad as they have to conceive a new everyday life and need to become acclimated to the difference of the host country while adjusting his behavior (Mérignac and Grillat, 2012). There is a mutual consensus in the literature about Role of social and organizational support the role of social support in the successful accomplishment of expatriation assignment (van der Laken et al, 2019).…”
Section: Role Of Social Support In Cross-cultural Adjustment Of Self-initiated Expatriatesmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Dans le cas d'une délocalisation, les entreprises compatriotes, déjà implantées dans le site en question et parfois membres du même réseau, peuvent jouer un rôle d'informations et de conseils, réduisant ainsi les incertitudes des entreprises et notamment de ses expatriés (Mérignac et Grillat, 2012). Elles sont donc susceptibles de se révéler incitatrices vis-à-vis d'autres PME du réseau, s'inscrivant ainsi dans la forme de délocalisation induite telle que conceptualisée par Mouhoud (2011).…”
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