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  • About
  • The Global ETD Search service is a free service for researchers to find electronic theses and dissertations. This service is provided by the Networked Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations.
    Our metadata is collected from universities around the world. If you manage a university/consortium/country archive and want to be added, details can be found on the NDLTD website.
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Vežimėlių krepšinio žaidėjų socializacijos ir dalyvavimo sportinėje veikloje ypatumai / Wheelchair basketball-players’ socialization and participation in sports activities

Grumadaitė, Rūta 09 May 2006 (has links)
We found very few authors analyzing the topic of socialization and participation in sports activities of wheelchair basketball-players. Research has been performed about quantitive and qualitative data of wheelchair basketball-players, the specifications of the game, players’ possibilities of improving the skills of movement and the game itself depending on the degree of disability. The activity of wheelchair basketball has been investigated, which shows the possibilities of players and the whole team to aim for the better results, to improve the overall qualification of all players and the chances for socialization participating in wheelchair basketball activities. But the research on the disabled with lower and higher level of disability, the features of their socialization and participation in wheelchair basketball activities are not abundant. Socialization peculiarities are the possibilities to socialize according to certain life aspects: life in a family, employment, movement, physical ability and activeness. Majority of authors investigate the problems of wheelchair basketball though actual peculiarities of lower and higher level of disability of wheelchair basketball-players who have socialized in their environment are not evidently described. The aim of the paper is to determine and evaluate the singularities of socialization and participation in sports activities of wheelchair basketball-players. The following tasks are solved while attaining and implementing the aim... [to full text]
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La Socialisation Organisationnelle du Dirigeant salarié. Du contexte de départ du prédécesseur à l'intégration stratégique du successeur. / The new CEO’s organizational socialization. From the former CEO’s departure to the new one’s strategic integration.

Daclin, Marine 10 December 2012 (has links)
Le métier de dirigeant est riche et complexe et un changement de « numéro un » mal appréhendé peut avoir un impact sur la performance socio-économique, la stratégie, la politique ou encore l’organisation de l’entreprise. Faciliter l’arrivée du nouveau dirigeant est donc un enjeu important pour la survie-développement de l’organisation, d’autant que sa socialisation organisationnelle reste peu étudiée. La première partie explicite les fondements conceptuels et méthodologiques de la recherche, et présente les terrains d’expérimentations de nos hypothèses et de nos outils. L’exploitation d’entretiens réalisés avec des dirigeants permet de définir le métier de dirigeant et de mettre en exergue les rôles et les compétences spécifiques du dirigeant salarié. La relation entre le dirigeant et sa Gouvernance est également étudiée. Son besoin particulier de socialisation organisationnelle est alors démontré, notamment par rapport à un repreneur d’entreprise et à un salarié « classique ». Dans la seconde partie, la théorie de la socialisation organisationnelle est adaptée au métier exigeant et unique de dirigeant, via le concept de Socialisation Organisationnelle du Dirigeant (SOD). Ce modèle répond aux besoins spécifiques de socialisation du dirigeant, notamment lors de l’intégration, étape charnière de la socialisation organisationnelle. Elle est constituée de quatre types de reprises : une reprise politico-stratégique, une reprise organisationnelle, une reprise managériale et une reprise du rôle de dirigeant. La qualité de ces reprises aboutit à la qualité de l’intégration du dirigeant, requalifiée d’intégration stratégique à cause de ses enjeux. Une grille d’analyse est proposée afin de permettre au nouveau dirigeant de mieux appréhender l’organisation qu’il va diriger, mais également ses propres besoins de socialisation organisationnelle au travers des variables et facteurs qui la composent. / The job of CEO is rich and complex and the "number one" change, poorly understood, may have an impact on the socio-economic performance, strategy, policy and the organization of the company. Facilitate the arrival of new manager is an important issue for the survival and development of the organization, as well as its organizational socialization remains little studied.The first part explains the conceptual and methodological research, and presents lots of experiments of our assumptions and our tools. We use interviews with executives to define the business leadership and highlight the specifics CEO’s roles and skills. The specific relationship between the leader and its Governance is also studied. Its specific needs of organizational socialization are then demonstrated, particularly in relation to a buyer company and a "classic" employee.In the second part, the concept of organizational socialization is suitable for demanding and unique leader, through the concept of CEO’s Organizational Socialization. This model meets the needs of leader’s socialization, especially during integration, organizational socialization’s milestone. It consists of three types of recoveries: politico-strategic, organizational and managerial. The quality of these recoveries led to the quality of leader’s integration, reclassified strategic integration because of its strategic challenges. An analytical framework is proposed to allow both the new leader to better understand the organization that will lead, but also its own needs through organizational socialization variables and factors that compose it.

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