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research hypotheses through a literature review. The research methodology is presented in a third section. Finally, the research results will be analysed and discussed in a fourth section. 1. THEORETICAL MODELLING OF STAKEHOLDER POWER Stakeholder theory states that primary stakeholders (Clarkson, 1995), those considered relevant by management in terms of power, legitimacy and urgency (Mitchell, Agle and Wood, 1997), influence organizational strategies. Eden and Ackerman (1998) suggest that stakeholders

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Dostoevsky narrates, but a constant participant in them, and a mirror of Raskolnikov's soul. The enigma of the city and the enigma of the hero are one. This is not to say that Raskolnikov is a neurotic who cannot keep from projecting his inner states upon the world. The truth is that we all see as we feel, or, better, that our vision is always complex, always moral, always spiritual: we “see” beauty and ugliness, we “see” good and evil. The struggle to empty himself of such complexities leads

capital, I was astonished to find a large detachment of guards drawn up before the gate of the palace; they surrounded me directly I entered. I asked the officers in command the reason of this strange behaviour, and was horrified to learn that the army had mutinied and put to death the king, my father, and had placed the grand-vizir on the throne. Further, that by his orders I was placed under arrest. Now this rebel vizir had hated me from my boy-hood, because once, when shooting at a bird with a

Environment, Cambridge, MA: Ballinger. 1988. 151 Abrahamson E. et Fairchild G., Management fashion: lifecycles, triggers, and collective learning processes, Administrative Science Quarterly, 1999, N° 44, pp 708-740. 152 Barthes, Le dandysme et la mode, United States Lines Paris Review, juillet 1962. Cité par Warnier V.X. Lecocq dans « L'émergence de la mode dans un secteur : une stratégie collective. Le cas du Prêt-à-Porter », Le bleu est à la mode cette année, IFM, 2001. 153 Abrahamson E., Managerial fashion