1. Basic concepts of organizational diagnosis
First of all, let's clarify the two reasons why we speak of "organizational diagnosis" and not "organizational analysis":
The first is the purpose of our approach. Like a doctor, we are looking for a possible "pathology". The elements we present are not aimed at acquiring knowledge about the organization, nor are we seeking to draw up a panorama of company types [9], or to describe the behavior of players and analyze the strategies that guide them [6]. The aim of organizational diagnosis is to identify actual or potential weaknesses and malfunctions that could have harmful consequences in terms of industrial plant...
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(1) - Rapport AIEA - Developing safety culture indicators. - Sept. 2003.
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(2) - BOURRIER (M.) - Le nucléaire à l'épreuve de l'organisation. - Paris, PUF (1999).
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(3) - BOURRIER (M.) - Facteurs organisationnels :...
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