Qu’est-ce que le corporatisme? Conceptualisation et opérationnalisation du méso-corporatisme

Maude Benoit

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The ambiguity of concepts is a constant obstacle faced by political scientists. Some of the most popular concepts are characterized by their imprecision and their use in very different contexts of study. This article analyses one of these equivocal notions: corporatism. Following Goertz ( Social Science Concepts: A User’s Guide), a conceptualization of meso-corporatism is constructed and operationalized through the case of agriculture in Quebec, Canada. This exercise highlights the theoretical, empirical and comparative contributions of conceptual analysis to scientific inquiry.

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