2016
DOI: 10.3917/entin.026.0053
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Les obstacles à la Reprise d’Entreprise en Scop après un dépôt de bilan : le cas d’Intercoop

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“…Different types of buyouts must be distinguished here. According to numerous case studies, WBOs of ailing firms represent a radical and substantial changea crisis that shrinks the number of workers, modifies the investment strategy, renews the networks of buyers, changes the process of production and incites workers and managers to participate in democratic governance (Bassi and Fabbri, 2019;Monni et al, 2017;Azzellini, 2018;Garcia and Beltramini, 2014;Gr egoire and Delalieux, 2015). Conventional firms are in difficulty precisely because their capabilities accumulated over their lifespan are inefficient; thus, they do not imply a competitive advantage once the conventional firms are bought out by their workers.…”
Section: Firm Characteristics At Entrymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Different types of buyouts must be distinguished here. According to numerous case studies, WBOs of ailing firms represent a radical and substantial changea crisis that shrinks the number of workers, modifies the investment strategy, renews the networks of buyers, changes the process of production and incites workers and managers to participate in democratic governance (Bassi and Fabbri, 2019;Monni et al, 2017;Azzellini, 2018;Garcia and Beltramini, 2014;Gr egoire and Delalieux, 2015). Conventional firms are in difficulty precisely because their capabilities accumulated over their lifespan are inefficient; thus, they do not imply a competitive advantage once the conventional firms are bought out by their workers.…”
Section: Firm Characteristics At Entrymentioning
confidence: 99%