Hybridisations and reconfigurations in the field of organisational communication?

This study analyses the transformations in French organisational communication between 2015 and 2025, based on 87 defended PhD theses. The hypothesis is that this decade, marked by societal changes and internal restructuring within the information and communication sciences, is simultaneously trans...

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Hlavní autor: Gallot, Sidonie
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Jazyk:Français
Vydáno: 2026
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spelling cairn-COMOR_069_0237aCOMORCommunication & Organisation https://shs.cairn.info/revue-communication-et-organisation-2026-1-page-237a?lang=en https://doi.org/10.4000/16lxc Hybridisations and reconfigurations in the field of organisational communication? Gallot, Sidonie2026 disciplinary architecturedisciplinary hybridisationdoctoral researchinformation and communication sciencesorganisational communicationtransitionsfre Communication & Organisation | - | 1 | 2026-07-23 | p. 237a-250 | 1168-5549 COMOR_06943 This study analyses the transformations in French organisational communication between 2015 and 2025, based on 87 defended PhD theses. The hypothesis is that this decade, marked by societal changes and internal restructuring within the information and communication sciences, is simultaneously transforming the field’s epistemological orientations and thematic focus and contributing to its hybridisation. The qualitative thematic analysis shows that organisational communication is less a field defined by its specific subjects than an approach present across many areas of the discipline. This cross-disciplinary nature is its strength but raises questions about its visibility. Cairn free access
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topic disciplinary architecture
disciplinary hybridisation
doctoral research
information and communication sciences
organisational communication
transitions
spellingShingle disciplinary architecture
disciplinary hybridisation
doctoral research
information and communication sciences
organisational communication
transitions
Gallot, Sidonie
Hybridisations and reconfigurations in the field of organisational communication?
topic_facet disciplinary architecture
disciplinary hybridisation
doctoral research
information and communication sciences
organisational communication
transitions
description This study analyses the transformations in French organisational communication between 2015 and 2025, based on 87 defended PhD theses. The hypothesis is that this decade, marked by societal changes and internal restructuring within the information and communication sciences, is simultaneously transforming the field’s epistemological orientations and thematic focus and contributing to its hybridisation. The qualitative thematic analysis shows that organisational communication is less a field defined by its specific subjects than an approach present across many areas of the discipline. This cross-disciplinary nature is its strength but raises questions about its visibility.
author Gallot, Sidonie
author_facet Gallot, Sidonie
author_sort Gallot, Sidonie
title Hybridisations and reconfigurations in the field of organisational communication?
title_short Hybridisations and reconfigurations in the field of organisational communication?
title_full Hybridisations and reconfigurations in the field of organisational communication?
title_fullStr Hybridisations and reconfigurations in the field of organisational communication?
title_full_unstemmed Hybridisations and reconfigurations in the field of organisational communication?
title_sort hybridisations and reconfigurations in the field of organisational communication?
publishDate 2026
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