PAGES

125 – 145

DOI

10.1080/08109020701342223
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Bertrand Venard.

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Making Sense of Research: The Dynamics of Management Research in France

Bertrand Venard.

Management research has received little attention in the sociology of science. This qualitative survey explains the limited participation of French scholars in the international academic journals of management. The theoretical framework is social cognition. This paper focuses on the categorisation process and relevant attributes. Final discussion suggests new research avenues concerning categorisation automaticity, variability of attribute effect, mediation process, and category inhibition.

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