À partir d’une étude cas longitudinale chez STMicroelectronics, cette recherche s’intéresse aux processus de création de nouvelles connaissances pour l’innovation de rupture. L’article propose d’introduire le concept de société proto-épistémique d’experts pour mettre en évidence les modalités organisationnelles permettant le renouvellement des connaissances scientifiques et techniques, et l’émergence de nouveaux dominant designs.
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