Rethinking Hybridity in Postcolonial Contexts: What Changes and What Persists? The Tunisian case of Poulina's managers
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...This approach to national culture stands in clear contrast to previous interpretive studies inspired by the works of Berger and Luckmann (1967) or Staber (2006) which have defined and investigated culture as a collection of shared meanings....
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...Following Geertz (1973), d’Iribarne (1989) defines culture as a framework of meaning that enables actors to make sense of both the world in which they live and their own actions....
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...…associated with what today seem rather old-fashioned concepts such as ‘the spirit of a nation’ (Montesquieu, 1748) or ‘national character’ (Weber, 1905) or ‘ world of avatars’ (Geertz, 1973) can persist and might be critical to a deeper understanding of hybridization processes (d’Iribarne, 2009)....
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...In contrast with Ann Swidler (1986), who argues that culture influences action by shaping a repertoire or ‘tool kit’ of habits, skills and styles from which people construct ‘strategies of action’, d’Iribarne’s conceptualization of culture points to the more stable implicit framework of meaning which casts the worldview of members in a given society and shapes the matrix according to which the habits, skills, styles and practices evolve and change....
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...In contrast with Ann Swidler (1986), who argues that culture influences action by shaping a repertoire or ‘tool kit’ of habits, skills and styles from which people construct ‘strategies of action’, d’Iribarne’s conceptualization of culture points to the more stable implicit framework of meaning…...
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...In contrast with translation (Czarniawska & Sevón, 1996; Doorewaard & Van Bijsterveld, 2001), neo-institutional (Kostova & Roth, 2002; Zeitlin & Herrigel, 2000) and cross-cultural approaches (Jackson, 2002; Tayeb, 2001), which have contributed in different ways to the questioning of the…...
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...More than a selective adaptation of MAM to fit the local context (Kostova & Roth, 2002), the new organizational practice can be understood as a product of resistance and enforcement....
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