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&#160;ArgumentaireLe premier congr&#232;s international Jean-Baptiste Say a pour objet de r&#233;actualiser les approches en histoire de la pens&#233;e &#233;conomique dans le domaine des r&#233;volutions industrielles et des paradigmes sociotechniques, mais &#233;galement d&#8217;observer comment les traditions nationales, les contextes particuliers, les &#233;poques, ont pu marquer le d&#233;veloppement de la th&#233;orie dans ces domaines. Liste des grands axes du premier congr&#232;s international Jean-Baptiste Say :Th&#233;ories et r&#233;alit&#233;s plurielles de l&#8217;entrepreneuriat : Jean-Baptiste Say, pr&#233;curseur du triomphe de l&#8217;entrepreneurTh&#233;ories de la production et des relations nature-production, de Jean-Baptiste Say au d&#233;veloppement durableLa pens&#233;e &#233;conomique du progr&#232;s technique : des Classiques &#224; la syst&#233;mique de l&#8217;innovationInnovation et cycles &#233;conomiques : r&#233;volution industrielle par bond ou continueHistoires d&#8217;entrepreneurs et d&#8217;inventions ou l&#8217;application de la science &#224; l&#8217;&#233;conomie : l&#8217;innovationLes paradigmes sociotechniques au fil des r&#233;volutions industrielles : de la grande industrie &#224; la &#171; nouvelle &#233;conomie &#187; : &#233;conomie des services, de l&#8217;information et de la connaissance, de l&#8217;environnement&#8230;R&#233;volution industrielle, mutations du travail et nouvelles formes d&#8217;organisations sociales de la production : de la soci&#233;t&#233; salariale &#224; la soci&#233;t&#233; entrepreneuriale, quelles solidarit&#233;s, quelle cr&#233;ativit&#233; ?R&#233;volutions industrielles et localisation des activit&#233;s innovantes : effets de proximit&#233;, d&#8217;agglom&#233;ration, d&#8217;&#233;chelle, de vari&#233;t&#233;, de diffusion, d&#8217;appropriation et d&#8217;accumulationLes ressorts de la (re)industrialisation et la transition socio-&#233;conomique : nouvelles activit&#233;s, changement social, politiques actives (coercitives ou d&#8217;accompagnement ?)OrganisationLe congr&#232;s SAYS est compos&#233; de deux parties :un colloque international qui accueillera des chercheurs int&#233;ress&#233;s par les th&#233;ories de l&#8217;innovation et des cycles longs o&#249; les th&#232;ses de Jean-Baptiste Say seront au coeur des pr&#233;sentations et des discussions scientifiques ;une &#233;cole d&#8217;&#233;t&#233; qui s&#8217;adressera plus particuli&#232;rement aux doctorants et aux jeunes chercheurs dont les travaux portent sur les diff&#233;rentes approches de l&#8217;entrepreneuriat, de l&#8217;innovation, de la croissance et du d&#233;veloppement de nouvelles pratiques &#233;conomiques et sociales (&#233;conomie et soci&#233;t&#233; de l&#8217;information et de la connaissance, &#233;conomie sociale et solidaire, etc.).Les comparaisons historiques et internationales sont les bienvenues. Le congr&#232;s &#233;tant pluridisciplinaire, les participants concern&#233;s peuvent &#234;tre des chercheurs en &#233;conomie, en management, en histoire et en sociologie.Le Congr&#232;s proposera des sessions pl&#233;ni&#232;res avec des conf&#233;renciers invit&#233;s, des sessions sp&#233;ciales autour de th&#233;matiques phares, des sessions posters d&#233;di&#233;es sp&#233;cifiquement aux doctorants en d&#233;but de th&#232;se. Une table ronde conclura les trois journ&#233;es. Ces quatre jours seront agr&#233;ment&#233;s d&#8217;&#233;v&#232;nements culturels permettant de prolonger les discussions dans une atmosph&#232;re d&#233;tendue. Le samedi 30 ao&#251;t sera exclusivement d&#233;di&#233; &#224; des activit&#233;s culturelles.Dates importantesEnvoi du r&#233;sum&#233; de la communication ou du poster &#224;&#160;rri@univ-littoral.fravant le 15 avril 2014R&#233;ponse du comit&#233; scientifique au plus tard le 15 mai 2014Inscription au Congr&#232;s avant le 30 juin 2014Envoi des papiers finaux ou des posters avant le 15 ao&#251;t 2014Comit&#233; scientifiqueManuela Albertone, Laurice Alexandre-Leclair, Sophie Boutillier, Antje Burmeister, Elias Carayannis, Vanessa Casadella, Didier Chabaud, Jerry Courvisanos, Thierry Demals, Marc-Hubert Depret, Arnaud Diemer, Faridah Djellal, Alain Fayolle, Fa&#239;z Gallouj, James Galbraith, Delphine Gallaud, Abdelillah Hamdouch, Alexandra Hyard, Blandine Laperche, Pierre Le Masne, Serge Le Roux, Nadine Levratto, Michel Marchesnay, C&#233;line Merlin, Karim Messeghem, Laure Morel, Patrice Noailles, Fabienne Picard, Christian Poncet, Jean-Pierre Potier, Jo&#235;l Ravix, Corinne Tanguy, Le&#239;la Temri, Andr&#233; Tiran, Ramon Tortajada, Faruk Ulgen, Dimitri Uzunidis, Marian WielezynskiPour plus d&#8217;information : http://2ri.euArgumentThe financial and monetary crises that have repeatedly taken place since the early 1990s, and in particular the crisis in the euro zone, have brought to the forefront the issues of industrialisation, the place of goods and services industry within economies, innovation as well as economic and social progress. The 1st&#160;SAYS Congress aims to update the approaches of the history of economic thought in the fields of industrial revolutions and the sociotechnical paradigms and to observe how national traditions, specific contexts, and epochs have marked the development of theory in these fields, to begin with the discussion of the theories of the 18th and 19th centuries and their extensions to the contemporary theories of sustainable development.List of the key topics of the First Jean-Baptiste Say International Congress:Theories and multiple realities of entrepreneurship: Jean-Baptiste Say, forerunner of the triumph of entrepreneurTheories of production and of the nature- production relations, from Jean-Baptiste Say to sustainable developmentThe economic thinking of technical progress: from Classics to the systemic nature of innovationInnovation and economic cycles: industrial revolution by jumps or by a continuous processHistories of entrepreneurs and inventions or the application of science to economy: innovationSocio-technical paradigms throughout the industrial revolutions: from the big industry to the "new economy": economy of services, of information and knowledge economy, of environment...Industrial Revolution, changes at work and new forms of social organisation of production: from the labour society to the entrepreneurial society, what kind of solidarity, what sort of creativity?Industrial Revolutions and location of innovative activities: effects of proximity, agglomeration, scale, variety, diffusion, appropriation and accumulationDrivers of (re)industrialisation and socio-economic transition: new activities, social change, active policies (coercive or support)?OrganizationThe first International Congress Jean-Baptiste Say is open to researchers and gives a substantial place to the works of doctoral students. It consists of 1) an international conference where the theories of Jean-Baptiste Say will be at the heart of scientific presentations and discussions; and 2) a summer school will give a specifical place to doctoral students and young researchers who works on entrepreneurship, innovation, growth and development of new economic and social practices (information and knowledge economy/society, social economy, etc.).The Congress will feature plenary sessions with invited speakers, special sessions around key themes, poster sessions specifically dedicated to early-stage doctoral students. A round table will conclude the three days. These four days will be accompanied with cultural events to extend the discussions in a relaxed atmosphere. The Saturday August 30th will be exclusively dedicated to cultural activities.Key datesSubmission of Abstract or Poster Proposals&#160;to rri@univ-littoral.frbefore:&#160;April 15, 2014Decision of Acceptance by: May 15, 2014Registration before: June 30, 2014. Attention, registration is free for members of the RNI with subscription before 30 April 2014.Full Paper or Poster Submission before: August 15, 2014For more information: http://innovation.univ-littoral.fr/Scientific committeeManuela Albertone, Laurice Alexandre-Leclair, Sophie Boutillier, Antje Burmeister, Elias Carayannis, Vanessa Casadella, Didier Chabaud, Jerry Courvisanos, Thierry Demals, Marc-Hubert Depret, Arnaud Diemer, Faridah Djellal, Alain Fayolle, Fa&#239;z Gallouj, James Galbraith, Delphine Gallaud, Abdelillah Hamdouch, Alexandra Hyard, Blandine Laperche, Pierre Le Masne, Serge Le Roux, Nadine Levratto, Michel Marchesnay, C&#233;line Merlin, Karim Messeghem, Laure Morel, Patrice Noailles, Fabienne Picard, Christian Poncet, Jean-Pierre Potier, Jo&#235;l Ravix, Corinne Tanguy, Le&#239;la Temri, Andr&#233; Tiran, Ramon Tortajada, Faruk Ulgen, Dimitri Uzunidis, Marian Wielezynski