The Concept of the Industrial Channel in the Domain of Culture, Information, and Communication: A French Speciality?

Abstract

The concept of the industrial channel refers to an intermediary realm of activity, often characterized as a meso-system, whose functioning logic cannot be reduced to micro- or macro-economic behaviour. The article aims also to present the concept of filière and to describe the different usages of it in the domains of culture, information, and communication in France and in Quebec. We will demonstrate as well that, although quite specific in their formulations, the analyses of filières share many common points with analyses based on the chain of value concept when these rest upon perspectives that are larger than a mere firm or economic sector.

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