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Bouterfas, Imane. "RSE stratégique, création de valeur et innovation durable." Electronic Thesis or Diss., université Paris-Saclay, 2020. http://www.theses.fr/2020UPASI008.
Full textThe implementation of a strategic CSR approach and its success is essential for a corporation to be competitive. Corporations need to view a proactive and strategic CSR approach as a source of competitive advantage. Such an approach can "bring benefits in terms of risk management, cost savings, access to capital, customer relationships, human resource management, and innovation capacity" (European Commission, 2011). Our case studies demonstrate that these companies generate significant value from their social and environmental practices by focusing on the development of a CSR strategy that best matches their organizational identity, which implies that the companies merge their societal strategies with their most essential value creation concepts.The studies show that these corporations share certain similarities in the ways that they build and develop their CSR approach: the formulation of a socially committed raison d'être, recorded in the company's regulations, and the need to incorporate sustainable innovation in their production processes and their products and services offer. By sharing these studies, this research work aims at contributing to the already existing literature about building successful CSR strategies and to provide guidance by developing a conceptual blueprint
Kinani-El, Halfawy Ghizlane. "Analyse cognitive de la prédisposition des dirigeants de PME à adopter une stratégie de création de la valeur partagée (CVP) : utilisation de la cartographie cognitive." Thesis, Sorbonne Paris Cité, 2018. http://www.theses.fr/2018USPCD089.
Full textA new stage in CSR, Creating Shared Value (CSV) is a strategic lever that allows reconciliation between business and ethics. It enables companies to create both economic and societal value. Although academic research has demonstrated the relevance of CSV in big companies, its usefulness in the context of SMEs remains to be proven. In this thesis we propose to confront the theoretical framework of the concept of CSV developed by M. Porter and M. Kramer (2011) with the reality of French SMEs. The following questions are examined: 1) How do SME leaders perceive Creating Shared Value? 2) How does the implementation of CSV include the three levers cited by Porter and Kramer, namely: New development of products, services and markets; the redefinition of productivity in the value chain, and the development of a local competitiveness cluster? 3) And finally: how do the specificities of SMEs and the characteristics of their leaders influence the choice and the relevance of one lever as opposed to another one? In this research, we use the technique of cognitive mapping to model and analyze the mental representations of SME managers that have been interviewed on the theme of CSV. The typology used shows that if SMEs participate in Creating Shared Value the strategic levers chosen by them are determined by the SME specificity and by the type of its manager. This theme opens up a rich and interesting research potential for both academic and business communities
Mathieu, Annelise. "L'intégration stratégique du développement durable en entreprise : une source d'éco innovations : étude de cas et analyse factorielle des correspondances." Aix-Marseille 3, 2009. http://www.theses.fr/2009AIX32044.
Full textBernard, Stéphane. "L'effet de la communication socialement responsable sur la réputation de l'entreprise." Toulouse 1, 2009. http://www.theses.fr/2009TOU10027.
Full textThis research focuses on the company's corporate communication and the perception of corporate social responsability. It is assumed that the receiver's ethical ideology has a moderating effect on the impact that perceived socially responsible values have on one dimension of the reputation. This idea is built into a model, drawing from the work of Schwartz and Boehnke (2004) for values, of Forsyth (1980) for ethical ideology, of Davies, Chun, Vinhas da Silva and Roper (2004) for reputation, and from the Hunt-Vitell theory (Hunt and Vitell, 1986). Perception of socially responsible actions by the company is also included in the model. Validation of the model is carried out using structural equations. The moderating effect of ethical ideology is shown in the results and discussed
Aron, Sandrine. "Les alliances de marques centrées sur une cause : le rôle des congruences et des émotions sur les évaluations et comportements post-alliance des consommateurs." Thesis, Lille 1, 2015. http://www.theses.fr/2015LIL12017/document.
Full textBrands try to find new strategies enable to provide competitiveness and legitimacy from stakeholders like consumers, who are increasingly attentive to brands behaviors and their social and environmental consequences. In that context CSR, (Corporate Social Responsibility) appears to be able to answer both demands on competitiveness and legitimacy. It has been integrated to alliance strategies and aims at improving or maintain the image of brand partners by engaging alone or with brand partners in cause related marketing (CRM), which has not been so much studied for the moment. So our research aims at studying the consequences of an alliance between several brands and a cause on consumer (emotional, evaluative or behavioral) responses. Prior researches have focused on consumers’ perceptions of CRM and their consequences on their attitudes and purchase intentions, but also on the cause choice, the perceived motivations of brands and their credibility about CSR. The analysis of literature on CSR and alliances shows a need to study the effect of that kind of alliance on brand quality relation (BRQ) (identification, confidence), on behaviors (boycott) and the role of emotions (skepticism, arousal). A model and hypothesis, completed through an exploratory qualitative research are presented and tested. Our results show the influence of fits on post-alliance BRQ and behaviors, the importance of ecological factor, interactions between emotions and BRQ, between brands fit and anger and between sector and internal homogeneity of alliance. Our results are then discussed. Academic and managerial implications are developed and several research directions are proposed
Ramonjy, Rabedaoro Dimbinandrianina. "Management stratégique des organisations du commerce équitable à partir des concepts de développement durable et de responsabilité sociale." Paris 9, 2012. http://basepub.dauphine.fr/xmlui/handle/123456789/9784.
Full textOur work is part of a research program on the renewal of the discipline of strategic management. The concepts of sustainable development and corporate social responsibility would allow this regeneration. We particularly explore the case of fair trade organizations. The fair trade is indeed included in the sustainable development either by the will of the actors of the movement (FINE’s declaration 2001, AFNOR agreement 2006), or through an institutional framework (article 60 Loi PME 2005). We critically question the extent to which fair trade organizations integrate and contribute to sustainable development. Our research method is based on an exploratory approach and a qualitative research case study. 47 interviews were notably conducted with organizations and stakeholders of the fair trade french community. We demonstrate that radical models of fair trade are the vectors that enable organizations to integrate sustainable development into their strategic management. We also characterize the corporate social responsibility of fair trade organizations by deepening social, ecological, and economic obligations they support to contribute to sustainable development. Finally, we report the diversity of fair trade organizations’approaches to be part of sustainable development project through a configurational approach. These configurations are expressed through four archetypes : ethical organization, solidary organization, sustainable organization and social organization. We therefore conclude on the existence of several fair trades and on the emergence of a fourth age of the movement, the sustainable trade
Daudin, Laure. "De la légitimation d'une partie prenante intermédiaire à la construction d'une Responsabilité Sociétale d'Entreprise : le partenariat sociétal comme levier d'action stratégique ?" Phd thesis, Université de Grenoble, 2012. http://tel.archives-ouvertes.fr/tel-00822390.
Full textBouyoud, Floriane. "Le management stratégique de la responsabilité sociale des entreprises." Phd thesis, Conservatoire national des arts et metiers - CNAM, 2010. http://tel.archives-ouvertes.fr/tel-00486745.
Full textKauffmann, Xavier. "Face aux défis des organisations innovantes du 3ème millénaire : apports de la stratégie d’auteur à la croissance socio-économique." Lyon 3, 2007. https://scd-resnum.univ-lyon3.fr/out/theses/2007_out_kauffmann_x.pdf.
Full textThis trategic management thesis is an answer to new challenges of excellence and quality of organizations. Based on the Socio-Economic Theory and the SEAM, it suggests a new innovative paradigm which is particularly efficient regarding performance and generating growth: “the Authorfare”. This paradigm relies on its 4 basic variables: Coherence, Confidence, Performance and Growth, as well as the Managerial Authorfaring Strategy with its 4 terms: Intelligence, Hermeneutics, Transformations and Ascendance. This renewed socio-economic analysis management is structured via 3 basic axa: Pragmatic (political and strategical), Socio-economic (strategical and procedural) and Logico-economic (operational tools), combined to 2 other complementary axa of: Perpetuation and Steps towards progress, maturation and motivation. Projections are measured with new Authorwaring tools contained in the Authorfare strategy and complementing those offered by the Socio-Economic Analysis Management. The socio-economic Authorfare confirms its central role in creating wealth, organisational change and societal responsibility of organisations as well as in sustainable and equitable development
Lapeyre, Alexandre. "Effets de discours sur l'engagement d'entreprise en développement durable : proposition conceptuelle appliquée au cas d'une enseigne de la grande distribution." Toulouse 1, 2008. http://www.theses.fr/2008TOU10027.
Full textMost of marketing researches concerning potentially positive influences of corporate social commitment do not take into account the question of corporate communication. However, for many years, corporate communication about sustainable development has increased. The main purpose of this thesis is to study how corporate communication about corporate commitment in sustainable development can make customers more trusting and even loyal to firm. A theoretical model is proposed and tested throughout a quantitative study on a sample of Mass Market Retailer’s customers. Results suggest that trust and loyalty of customers increase when the retailer is perceived as legitimate to communicate about sustainable development. Trust and loyalty also increase when its communication is trustworthy in this domain. Furthermore, the kind of commitment about sustainable development in retailer’s communication influences its persuasiveness capacity. Finally, the mention of a partnership with a stakeholder in retailer’s communication is considered as a guarantee of its commitment. It influences positively customers’ perceptions
Brosia, Stéphane. "Management stratégique de Start up innovantes et création de valeurs." Electronic Thesis or Diss., Toulon, 2016. http://www.theses.fr/2016TOUL2003.
Full textOur research focuses on values creation in innovative Start-Up. The literature in Management Science offers two broad categories of values: shareholder value, which returns to shareholders, economic, and partnership value, which amounts to stakeholders, thus intangible (Charreaux 1998). While the majority of research program on the subject for years relates shareholder value, we focused on the second category, which is for stakeholders somehow like an exchange earning for Charreaux (1998). This thesis is born from the observation of a lack in the literature concerning the precise qualification of values created by innovation, with different stakes. The social challenge of creating ethical business values (Igalens and Joras, 2002) is to shed light human behavior forming a set of feelings values, in order to enrich the CSR principles set out in 2000 by the OECD. The managerial challenge is to define a new management model by the values to increase the overall performance (Germain and Trébucq, 2004). Finally, the challenge purely related to research in Management Science is for good to formalize a framework of a values system dedicated to the management, since to date no system of values has yet done a consensus among researchers (Bréchon, 2003). Under an interpretativist epistemological position, our thesis will therefore address the general request: by what type of strategic management model an innovative Start-Up can induce a valorization of its stakeholders? Our first part develops a literature review that consists of three sections: characterization of a Start-Up, strategic management and innovation, what type of values creation? This first part ending with a proposal of sixty values popularized and three research questions: what are the values potentially created within the stakeholders of a Start-Up? for what type of stakeholder an innovative Start-Up can create values? what strategic management model can allow an innovative Start-Up creating values for its partners? The second part is a field case study that confronts our literature review in three sections again: research approach, case study, and results analysis. We thus answer to our three research questions and to our general request, and will do four proposals. We conclude indeed our work by proposing an universal system of management values, two new concepts demonstrated ("Ip Financeur" and "Valorizing"), and a values management model for innovative Start-Up. Finally, we propose our theoretical, managerial, and methodological contributions while exposing the limits of our work
Dontenwill, Emmanuelle. "Le développement durable à l'épreuve des mondes de l'entreprise : le cas Botanic." Lyon 3, 2008. https://scd-resnum.univ-lyon3.fr/out/theses/2008_out_dontenwill_e.pdf.
Full textThis thesis is interested in the conflicts of interests which appear during the process of integration of a strategy of sustainable development in the company and in their forms of resolution. We show that the very consensual notion of sustainable development reveals conflicts as soon as it is the object of interpretations for implementation. We present the contributions and the limits of the literature on the corporate social responsibility and its managerial approach : the stakeholder theory. This theory brings to light the conflicts of interests but it leaves unresolved the question of their resolution. To study this question, we mobilize the work of Boltanski et Thevenot and apply it to the understanding of the process of formulation and implementation of the strategy of sustainable development of Botanic (garden centres). At the conclusion of this theoretical and empirical work, we propose a modelling of the process of integration of an authentic strategy of sustainable development which considers the conflicts of interests and their resolution forms. We complete the stakeholders approach in a socioconstructionniste perspective. Finally we plead for a seventh city, an ecological one, which seems useful to grasp the environmental aspects of sustainable développement
Barin, Cruz Luciano. "Le processus de formation des stratégies de développement durable de groupes multinationaux." Lyon 3, 2007. https://scd-resnum.univ-lyon3.fr/out/theses/2007_out_barin-cruz_l.pdf.
Full textConsidering the context of increasing environmental and social problems that devastate the planet, Multinational Groups find themselves under pressure for the adoption of an expanded responsible posture, i. E. , the incorporation of the 3 sustainable development dimensions (economical, social and environmental) in their strategies. This research was conducted in three phases (theoretical research, interviews with experts and four case studies), having as an objective the suggestion of a framework based on a set of propositions for the conception of a sustainable development strategy formation process in Multinational Groups. We have also adopted an abductive approach, which is, allowing regular exchange between theory and the empirical field as we advance in the research phase. As main results, the comparison between the case studies, interviews with the experts, the theoretical reference and the researcher´s inventive posture have allowed the emergence of 7 epistemic, 12 conceptuals and 16 operative propositions, which, together, make up the framework proposed here
Elbousserghini, Jalila. "L'intégration de la responsabilité sociale de l'entreprise dans la vision stratégique des dirigeants de PME : Cas des PME marocaines labellisées RSE." Thesis, Lyon, 2018. http://www.theses.fr/2018LYSES013/document.
Full textThis thesis focuses on the Social Responsibility of Small and Medium Enterprises in a particular context, namely Morocco.It aims to explore the relationship between the strategic vision of CEOs and CSR in SMEs, and the reasons for thestrategic integration of the principles of social responsibility in these structures through the concept of strategic vision.The interest in mobilizing this concept is justified by its ability to shed light on the implicit and informal aspect thatcharacterizes SME strategies, including the CSR strategy.The first part of this thesis is devoted to the elaboration of the conceptual framework of research, articulating thefoundations of the strategic vision, SMEs and their CSR and analyzingthe contribution of the concept of the strategicvision to understand the CSR strategy in the SMEs. The second part of the thesis aproaches empirically the problematicof our research. The close relationship between SMEs and their contexts influences both their perception and their CSRapproach. Before starting our case study, a contextualization process was therefore necessary to adapt our literature to theMoroccan reality. Our qualitative exploratory study focuses on four cases of Moroccan SMEs labeléd CSR. It highlightsthe relationship between CSR in SMEs and the strategic vision of the executive and the factors that build this strategic visions integrating CSR. Finally, we propose a typology of four strategic visions of CEOs of Moroccan SMEs labeled
Duong, Quynh Lien. "Etude du consentement à payer des consommateurs pour une labellisation sociale des offres commerciales : une application au cas de produits textiles." Rennes 1, 2006. http://www.theses.fr/2006REN1G017.
Full textFor a long time, consumers' purchasing decisions were based mainly on the tangible characteristics of products. Since the last few years, their evaluations also take in account the conditions of production, the corporate social responsability (CSR) to be precise. Hence, it is important for companies to analyse the immediat effects of this tendency and thus, update their strategic plans. This research, which is verified within the textile industry domain, aims to give a clearer view on consumers' behaviours toward social labels. Three main objects of the research are : 1) to identify and study the role of social label in consumers' decision-making process and their willingness to pay for the social label (WTP), 2) to create a segmented market base on the maximum price that consumers are willin to pay for the social labels, 3) to study the influence of other factors like sociodemography, psychology and personal values over consumers' WTP for social labels. By using French consumers for surveying, the conjoint analysis method has showed an average WTP of 3,96 € for the social label, around 15,84 % of the refrence price of the T-shirt. Hence, it is obvious that beside the brand, the style and the quality, the social label is an equally important attribute of the product. The supporters for social label are mostly from middle class, in term of level education, profession and personal income. They have high demand for conformity, universalism and undervalue the seeking for social status. Besides, they are well-informed of the background of social labelling, thus, they express a favorable attitude to this tendency and to the logic of ethical trade. The WTP for social label is determined by consumers' levels of willingness tio distribute to the welfare of others, but also by the seek for personal satisfaction and social integration
Marais, Magalie. "Comprendre la marge de manoeuvre des dirigeants mandataires sociaux pour l'engagement stratégique socialement responsable des entreprises françaises cotées : exploration multi-méthodes." Thesis, Aix-Marseille 3, 2011. http://www.theses.fr/2011AIX32079.
Full textThe research aims to understand top managers’ discretion for the strategic commitment of French listed companies to Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR). Our theoretical framework is based on the financial and strategic views of managerial discretion. Our approach simultaneously considers the contractual and cognitive approaches of corporate governance.We conducted an exploratory study based on both abductive and deductive reasoning. A multi-method design is developed and includes interviews, statistical tests and a case study.Our results show the top managers’ caution to be personally committed to CSR. Looking for legitimization, they would only be socially committed when their companies had demonstrated a strong positioning in this field or when they have reached a sufficient financial performance. Top management team’s tenure also appears positively linked to the company’s CSR strategic commitment at an organizational level. Indeed, top managers’ tenure contributes to develop their capabilities to perceive and to answer stakeholders’ expectations. Top managers may also have the possibility, year after year, to seek for their entrenchment through CSR. This managerial entrenchment could be positive for the long term performance of companies characterized by a strongly short-term oriented governance system. To avoid top managers’ personal abuses of their autonomy, control mechanisms may also have to be implemented in the same time.Our results underline the critical but fundamental role of top managers to identify and integrate CSR strategic opportunities for creating shared value
Charra, Yves. "L'E. S. M "Epistémo-Socio-Marketing" : ou de la necessité d'utiliser le marketing et plus particulièrement l'ESM afin de mieux articuler dimension sociale et dimension économique et pour les managers de relier performance sociale et performance économique." Lyon 3, 2007. https://scd-resnum.univ-lyon3.fr/out/theses/2007_out_charra_y.pdf.
Full textThe ESM, Epistémo-Socio-Marketing, is a form of Marketing of which it takes again the whole of the concepts by integrating the contributions of the epistemological approach there. The ESM, makes it possible to carry out a reading of social dimension without cutting it its origins and of its roots and without denaturing its values, but moreover, its range increases some by showing its economic dimension. The ESM, also makes it possible to carry out a reading of the Marketing approach by attaching it to what seems its true origins, by updating its values, by increasing its in particular social range. The ESM, after being positioned compared to social and economic dimension, allows finally a better complementarity between the Social sector and the sector commercial and with the managers of structures intervening in the Social sector and commercial to better articulate social performance and economic performance
Ndoumbe, Berock Isaac Bernard. "Construction de la responsabilité sociétale des entreprises (RSE) dans les pays en développement : une application dans les entreprises d'exploitations forestières au Cameroun." Thesis, Strasbourg, 2017. http://www.theses.fr/2017STRAB004.
Full textIn an uncertain environment that is also marked by a growing instability, firms try to seek a global and sustainable performance which is considered as a lever not only for longevity but also for competitive advantage (Porter and Kramer, 2006; Crane and Matten, 2004). Thus, corporate social responsibility (CSR) is perceived as a unifying topic in management science and, by its societal dimension, in the economic and social sciences. Considered as an extension to the consideration of sustainable development in its managerial implications (Brundtland report, 1987), CSR has been at the attention of a large number of researchers for several decades now, in particular for twenty years in its social, environmental and normative dimension (ISO 14000) and since the 2000’s in its societal nature.While the concept of CSR is still under debate in its rather large literature, it should also be noted that this literature is usually silent on the construction mechanisms of CSR practices and even more on the role that stakeholders play in this construction.In this context, and relying on stakeholder theory (Freeman, 1984; Oliver, 1991; Clarkson, 1995; Mitchell et al., 1997; Sethi, 1995; Rowley, 1997), the present analysis of the collected data from an eight-month-long in-depth investigation of six forestry firms in Cameroun yields several findings: First, the CSR model in Carroll (1979, 1991) is contingent to the context and the strategic CSR behaviour of the different firms in the forestry industry in Cameroun is strictly correlated to the nationality of these firms. Second, this study shows that the “field of action” variable has a non-significant effect on the strategic behaviour adopted by the firms in this forestry industry. Finally, this research also reveals that the Forest Stewardship Council (FSC) certification represents the deposit of a voluntary commitment in terms of CSR of the forestry exploitation firms in Cameroun. The present work also opens new lines for future research focussing on the internalisation of the CSR practices by the contracting parties in strategic management of the firms that are in direct confrontation to the environmental challenges
François, Aurélien. "Les pratiques de RSE des clubs sportifs professionnels français : vers un nouveau modèle de légitimation ?" Thesis, Dijon, 2012. http://www.theses.fr/2012DIJOL041/document.
Full textThe concept of Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR), developed in the US throughout the second half part of the 20th century, is the application of the principles of sustainable development in businesses. Formerly used by the multinational sector only, the concept of CSR has spread nowadays over a large kind of organizations including French professional sports clubs. The purpose of this research is to show, in the continuity of neoinstitutionnalism, that CSR practices in these organizations are primarily answering to goals of legitimating, aiming to make their activities viable towards the expectations of their environment stakeholders. Suggesting a framework, and applying it to four case studies (Elan Chalon, Asvel, AJ Auxerre and Olympique Lyonnais), different CSR behaviours are highlighted. The results of this research stress that CSR practices firstly hold a “cosmetic” nature, in which CSR is not well integrated in the clubs’ global strategies. In a normative approach, numerous prescriptions are established to underline future prospects on the matter of CSR in these organizations
Ndoumbe, Berock Isaac Bernard. "Construction de la responsabilité sociétale des entreprises (RSE) dans les pays en développement : une application dans les entreprises d'exploitations forestières au Cameroun." Electronic Thesis or Diss., Strasbourg, 2017. https://publication-theses.unistra.fr/restreint/theses_doctorat/2017/Ndoumbe-Berock_Isaac-Bernard_2017_ED221.pdf.
Full textIn an uncertain environment that is also marked by a growing instability, firms try to seek a global and sustainable performance which is considered as a lever not only for longevity but also for competitive advantage (Porter and Kramer, 2006; Crane and Matten, 2004). Thus, corporate social responsibility (CSR) is perceived as a unifying topic in management science and, by its societal dimension, in the economic and social sciences. Considered as an extension to the consideration of sustainable development in its managerial implications (Brundtland report, 1987), CSR has been at the attention of a large number of researchers for several decades now, in particular for twenty years in its social, environmental and normative dimension (ISO 14000) and since the 2000’s in its societal nature.While the concept of CSR is still under debate in its rather large literature, it should also be noted that this literature is usually silent on the construction mechanisms of CSR practices and even more on the role that stakeholders play in this construction.In this context, and relying on stakeholder theory (Freeman, 1984; Oliver, 1991; Clarkson, 1995; Mitchell et al., 1997; Sethi, 1995; Rowley, 1997), the present analysis of the collected data from an eight-month-long in-depth investigation of six forestry firms in Cameroun yields several findings: First, the CSR model in Carroll (1979, 1991) is contingent to the context and the strategic CSR behaviour of the different firms in the forestry industry in Cameroun is strictly correlated to the nationality of these firms. Second, this study shows that the “field of action” variable has a non-significant effect on the strategic behaviour adopted by the firms in this forestry industry. Finally, this research also reveals that the Forest Stewardship Council (FSC) certification represents the deposit of a voluntary commitment in terms of CSR of the forestry exploitation firms in Cameroun. The present work also opens new lines for future research focussing on the internalisation of the CSR practices by the contracting parties in strategic management of the firms that are in direct confrontation to the environmental challenges
Brosia, Stéphane. "Management stratégique de Start up innovantes et création de valeurs." Thesis, Toulon, 2016. http://www.theses.fr/2016TOUL2003/document.
Full textOur research focuses on values creation in innovative Start-Up. The literature in Management Science offers two broad categories of values: shareholder value, which returns to shareholders, economic, and partnership value, which amounts to stakeholders, thus intangible (Charreaux 1998). While the majority of research program on the subject for years relates shareholder value, we focused on the second category, which is for stakeholders somehow like an exchange earning for Charreaux (1998). This thesis is born from the observation of a lack in the literature concerning the precise qualification of values created by innovation, with different stakes. The social challenge of creating ethical business values (Igalens and Joras, 2002) is to shed light human behavior forming a set of feelings values, in order to enrich the CSR principles set out in 2000 by the OECD. The managerial challenge is to define a new management model by the values to increase the overall performance (Germain and Trébucq, 2004). Finally, the challenge purely related to research in Management Science is for good to formalize a framework of a values system dedicated to the management, since to date no system of values has yet done a consensus among researchers (Bréchon, 2003). Under an interpretativist epistemological position, our thesis will therefore address the general request: by what type of strategic management model an innovative Start-Up can induce a valorization of its stakeholders? Our first part develops a literature review that consists of three sections: characterization of a Start-Up, strategic management and innovation, what type of values creation? This first part ending with a proposal of sixty values popularized and three research questions: what are the values potentially created within the stakeholders of a Start-Up? for what type of stakeholder an innovative Start-Up can create values? what strategic management model can allow an innovative Start-Up creating values for its partners? The second part is a field case study that confronts our literature review in three sections again: research approach, case study, and results analysis. We thus answer to our three research questions and to our general request, and will do four proposals. We conclude indeed our work by proposing an universal system of management values, two new concepts demonstrated ("Ip Financeur" and "Valorizing"), and a values management model for innovative Start-Up. Finally, we propose our theoretical, managerial, and methodological contributions while exposing the limits of our work
Noé, Jean-Baptiste. "Total. Comment associer responsabilité sociale de l'entreprise et réussite économique de l'entreprise (1946-2003)." Thesis, Sorbonne université, 2018. http://www.theses.fr/2018SORUL049.
Full textFounded in 1924, Compagnie Française des Pétroles is still only a small oil company after the Second World War. In 2003, after buying Fina and then Elf, the company now known as Total SA has nearly 100,000 employees, is present in all the major oil regions of the world and considers itself a company that supplies energy; and not just oil. In about sixty years, it was a global industrial group that was built as much as a human group, endowed with a very strong internal culture.The thesis studies this group identity, through the bosses, employees and customers of Total. How did successive bosses conduct their business, what culture did they want to forge ? What wage policy is being pursued in the field of training, participation and subsidiarity ? How are customers tied to Total and loyalty ? This last question allows us to discuss the French society's relationship with oil and the car. Total global group is not just an energy supplier. The company thinks and conceptualizes its social and environmental responsibility. It conducts a cultural and patronage policy, it encourages its employees to engage in NGOs.In mirroring this social implication, Total is also attacked, even criticized, for environmental laxity and for badly redistributed profits. The company is reacting chaotically to these accusations. The thesis asks about the emotional relationship that the French have with the industrial flourish of their country, and how this jewel tries to enhance its image. It is this history of men, of oil, of identity and of culture, which is the main thread of our research. Through the case of Total, the thesis therefore leads to a reflection on industrial capitalism as an economic and social actor in France
Plegat, Emilie. "Logique d’action durable et intégration de la RSE en PME." Thesis, Montpellier, 2018. http://www.theses.fr/2018MONTD028/document.
Full textThis work deals with the logic of action enabling Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) to integrate the SMEs. Today’s society is evolving because of increasing social inequalities and the growing need for the reduction of negative influences of human activity on natural environment. At the heart of these social problems, there are the corporations, which are more and more obliged to integrate sustainable development matters in the way they operate. Since the SMEs represent a consequent part of the economic fabric, it is essential for them to appropriate CSR and assimilate it in their operating methods. However, SMEs operate in a particular way, notably because they are limited in terms of resource and because they have a strong proximity with their stakeholders, which they have to sustain. Nonetheless, just like big corporations, they want to improve performance through strategic choices. In that respect, we question ourselves on how CSR is integrated in SMEs through the implementation of sustainable practices as well as the induced performance. Literature gives two logic of action enabling the integration of CSR in corporations: sustainable entrepreneurial logic and sustainable managerial logic. Research in SMEs presents the sustainable entrepreneurial logic as a preferred method for the inclusion of these matters. Starting from these first elements, we elaborate a conceptual model that allows us to evaluate the importance of entrepreneurial initiative and sustainable entrepreneurial logic in the implementation of sustainable activity in the SME. This model also aims at clarifying the stakeholders’ role in the CSR procedure in SMEs as well as the impact on performance. Before we test this model, starting from an exploratory qualitative study and literature, we develop a measurement indicator of sustainable entrepreneurial logic. The conceptual model is then tested through the structural equation on a sample of 402 French SMEs. This data was gathered thanks to a questionnaire survey. We then highlight the importance of sustainable entrepreneurial logic in the implementation of CSR in SMEs, as a way of seizing opportunities, innovating or creating social and economic value. However, the study doesn’t show any of the positive effects that CSR has on performance, nor the influence of stakeholders on this relation
Diabate, Adama. "La responsabilité sociale d'entreprise et évaluation de la marque : le rôle modérateur des caractéristiques individuelles." Thesis, Orléans, 2010. http://www.theses.fr/2010ORLE0507.
Full textThis research deals with the relationship between corporate social responsibility actions,consumer brand evaluations, and behavioral intentions. We suggest that the link between CSR and brand evaluation depends upon the relevance of CSR actions for the consumer. In other words, CSR initiatives have a larger influence on brand evaluation when they areconsistent with the consumer opinions. An empirical study using three samples of different consumers in Mali shows that CSR actions do influence brand evaluations (brandawareness, image and credibility) and behavioral intentions. The link between CSR actionsand brand evaluation is partially moderated by sociodemographics and psychographics such as consumers’ willingness to compensate ethical behaviors
Abid, Tarek. "L’influence de la responsabilité sociale des marques sur le processus d’engagement des consommateurs : le rôle médiateur de l’identification à la marque." Thesis, Aix-Marseille, 2013. http://www.theses.fr/2013AIXM1133/document.
Full textThe thesis seeks to understand how perceptions of social responsibility of brands influence the consumer engagement process. Thus, we are interested in the specific needs of consumers in terms of social responsibility of brands they consume. Our results indicate that a consumer perceives a brand as socially responsible if it assumes, in addition to hisphilanthropic and environmental responsibility, health responsibility of its consumers. Our results confirm the influence of perceptions of social responsibility on consumer engagement with the brand and offer a new reading of the relational processes at work. The identification of the consumer to the brand plays a particularly central role in this process. Consumers want to establish lasting relationships with brands they deem socially responsible primarily to meet their identity needs. Our relational approach of the effects of the social responsibility of brands has many contributions to identify managerial levers of a lasting relationship between the consumer and the brand. This allows us to make some ecommendations to marketing professionals to use such arguments in their branding
Noé, Jean-Baptiste. "Total. Comment associer responsabilité sociale de l'entreprise et réussite économique de l'entreprise (1946-2003)." Electronic Thesis or Diss., Sorbonne université, 2018. http://www.theses.fr/2018SORUL049.
Full textFounded in 1924, Compagnie Française des Pétroles is still only a small oil company after the Second World War. In 2003, after buying Fina and then Elf, the company now known as Total SA has nearly 100,000 employees, is present in all the major oil regions of the world and considers itself a company that supplies energy; and not just oil. In about sixty years, it was a global industrial group that was built as much as a human group, endowed with a very strong internal culture.The thesis studies this group identity, through the bosses, employees and customers of Total. How did successive bosses conduct their business, what culture did they want to forge ? What wage policy is being pursued in the field of training, participation and subsidiarity ? How are customers tied to Total and loyalty ? This last question allows us to discuss the French society's relationship with oil and the car. Total global group is not just an energy supplier. The company thinks and conceptualizes its social and environmental responsibility. It conducts a cultural and patronage policy, it encourages its employees to engage in NGOs.In mirroring this social implication, Total is also attacked, even criticized, for environmental laxity and for badly redistributed profits. The company is reacting chaotically to these accusations. The thesis asks about the emotional relationship that the French have with the industrial flourish of their country, and how this jewel tries to enhance its image. It is this history of men, of oil, of identity and of culture, which is the main thread of our research. Through the case of Total, the thesis therefore leads to a reflection on industrial capitalism as an economic and social actor in France
Fouossong, nguetoum Laetitia. "Stratégie d’entreprise et partenariats innovants pour le développement durable : un guide pour la construction d’une stratégie d’entreprise responsable." Electronic Thesis or Diss., Université Paris-Saclay (ComUE), 2017. http://www.theses.fr/2017SACLV071.
Full textAn increasing number of organizations want to commit fully to a more sustainable practice of business, and attempt to profoundly change the way they operate. For those, it is the assumption of the work that the whole society has a duty to implement measures, attitudes and initiatives that will foster the change of behavior and practice. While people steeply increase their demand for responsible practice and governments draw boundaries within which to operate, this work contributes to fulfilling the academia’s duty, by offering guidance to organizations on how to move out of business – as - usual to create and appropriate a corporate strategy that integrates sustainability considerations. For the purpose, it investigates how organizations can effectively integrate sustainability considerations into their inner corporate strategy, and identifies new resources, processes and incentives that can foster the change towards a more responsible practice of business
Wu, Xiaohui. "Modélisation de la performance des entreprises d’État chinoises (EEC) confrontées à la mondialisation." Electronic Thesis or Diss., Toulon, 2013. http://www.theses.fr/2013TOUL2003.
Full textChina has experienced over the last twenty years unprecedented political and economic changes in which state-owned enterprises (SOEs) have played a major role.The purpose of the research focusses on proposing a model capable of improving the understanding of the performance of SOEs. The issue is then to identify the characteristics and the needs of SOEs in order to proposed a model adapted to them.For that purpose we have studied the political, economic and legal changes which have affected SOEs as well as the introduction of Western management concepts and models through the Chinese literature. Then we have outlined the factors of performance through the literature, governmental official reports thanks to a study of content and a quantitative survey thanks to questionnaires using factorial analysis.This has led to specifications, the basis of our proposal of a sustainable strategic dashboard founded on the stakeholder model and capable of integrating the notions of sustainable development, corporate social responsibility and territorial planning
Fajfrowski, Dominique. "Le rôle du contrôle de gestion dans une stratégie de développement durable de l'entreprise." Thesis, Montpellier 1, 2011. http://www.theses.fr/2011MON10005.
Full textSo as to study the role of management control in the sustainable development of the firm, we first propose a conceptual framework based on a review dealing with Corporate Social Responsability and Control. Secondly, an exploratory study will complete the research.These theorical and empirical investigations lead us to offer the fallowing proposition : facing the double challenge of efficiency and legitimacy, the firm implements control protocols aiming to both establish a diagnosis and interact. This juxtaposition allows to answer in a rational way to the different stakeholders, while the different domains of the overal performance are isolated. This pratice establishes the part of management control as monotoring financial and managing logics first. It then participates to the processus of balancing the system of governance,the strategy and the control.This changing of the business model clashes with technical and cultural difficulties, hence we can observe a phenomenon of tigher or looser coupling between the ideals of the sustainable development and the every day working of the firm
Faivre-Tavignot, Bénédicte. "Quels sont les processus qui permettent aux modèles sociétaux d’accès aux biens et services (social business et BOP) de constituer des leviers de renouveau stratégique de l’entreprise ? : le cas d’une multinationale agroalimentaire." Thesis, Lyon 3, 2012. http://www.theses.fr/2012LYO30084.
Full textFor a few years researchers have been focusing on the BOP as a lever for innovation and even reverse innovation for MNEs from developed countries. This in depth longitudinal study of an agrofood company explores the role of BOP and social business (SBOP) initiatives as a lever for strategic renewal of a whole company: helping it become simultaneously more sustainable (as regards our global environmental and social challenges) and more competitive. It analyses the process of this renewal and the key factors of its success; among them: a double (top down and bottom up) approach: articulated on three levels: individual, collective and organizational. It also analyses the role of a socially oriented focus as a booster of this strategic renewal
Lecuyer, Charlotte. "Responsabilité Sociale de l’Entreprise et valeur de l’offre pour le consommateur : le rôle de la gouvernance perçue dans le secteur bancaire." Thesis, Lyon, 2016. http://www.theses.fr/2016LYSE2149.
Full textWhile the literature suggests that a socially responsible organization achieves better financial performance (Margolis and Walsh, 2003), marketing research has not reached consensus on this virtuous relationship from a consumer perspective (Chernev and Blair, 2015). Due to contingency factors, a socially responsible organization would not necessarily be perceived by consumers as a guarantee to better offerings. This research integrates the organization’s perceived mode of governance as a new contingency factor, distinguishing between stock firms and cooperatives. A first study highlights the moderating role of governance on the implicit attitudes of consumers in terms of corporate social responsibility –CSR– and performance of the offering: cooperatives (versus stock firms) are less (versus more) associated with not being socially responsible and less (versus more) associated with being efficient. Studies 2 (qualitative approach) and 3 (experimental design) evaluate the impact of governance on the effectiveness of CSR-related or performance-related marketing communication arguments. The buying intention of consumers is stronger when a CSR-related marketing communication argument is used by a cooperative as opposed to a stock firm
Wu, Xiaohui. "Modélisation de la performance des entreprises d’État chinoises (EEC) confrontées à la mondialisation." Thesis, Toulon, 2013. http://www.theses.fr/2013TOUL2003.
Full textChina has experienced over the last twenty years unprecedented political and economic changes in which state-owned enterprises (SOEs) have played a major role.The purpose of the research focusses on proposing a model capable of improving the understanding of the performance of SOEs. The issue is then to identify the characteristics and the needs of SOEs in order to proposed a model adapted to them.For that purpose we have studied the political, economic and legal changes which have affected SOEs as well as the introduction of Western management concepts and models through the Chinese literature. Then we have outlined the factors of performance through the literature, governmental official reports thanks to a study of content and a quantitative survey thanks to questionnaires using factorial analysis.This has led to specifications, the basis of our proposal of a sustainable strategic dashboard founded on the stakeholder model and capable of integrating the notions of sustainable development, corporate social responsibility and territorial planning
Abuazzah, Haneen F. "Le rôle des stratégies de pleine conscience RSE sur la qualité de la relation client : recherche dans le secteur pétrolier et pétrochimique - Société SABIC." Thesis, Université de Lille (2022-....), 2022. https://pepite-depot.univ-lille.fr/ToutIDP/EDSESAM/2022/2022ULILA004.pdf.
Full textOne of the oldest and most prominent definitions attributed to Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) is that given by Howard Bowen who refers to as the father of CSR for his “landmark” 1953 book, Social Responsibilities of the Businessman “The obligations of entrepreneurs to pursue those policies, to make those decisions, or to pursue desired lines of action in terms of the aims and values of our society” (Bowen, 1953a).Later, (Carroll, 1979a) focused rather on firm obligations to certain responsibilities to society that extended beyond the economic and legal domains to include employee and community welfare, the political and educational needs of society and service to improve the quality of human life and defined CSR as: “Social responsibility of business encompasses the economic, legal, ethical, and discretionary expectations that society has of organizations at a given point in time”. Nowadays, CSR is recognized at the global, national, regional, and even local level, mostly as a “voluntary contribution to sustainable development” (Jurkowska-Gomulka et al., 2021). The voluntary concept of CSR views CSR as firms’ commitment to sustainability that is beyond the legal requirements.However, CSR is become crucial part of a company’s strategy plan and a real concern of many industrial companies (Widad et al., 2021). As a result, several organizations have implemented different initiatives to encourage companies to adopt CSR approaches, such as Economic Cooperation Development, United Nations Global Compact, International Labour Organisation, and Global Reporting Initiative (GRI) (Shehabi et al., 2016). All these initiatives have contributed to developing a unified CSR framework known as ISO 26000 standard published by the International Standard Organization (ISO) in 2010 (Popa & Dabija, 2019). ISO 26000 defines CSR as: responsibility of an organization for the impacts of its decisions and activities on society and the environment, through transparent and ethical behavior by taking into account the stakeholder’s expectations (ISO, 2010). Socially responsible behavior of companies is expected nowadays by a wide scope of entities: mainly consumers, but also trading partners, contractors, and public authorities (Haseeb et al., 2019). Under these circumstances, CSR is no longer voluntary, but is becoming a strong moral or even legal duty (some groups of companies are legally obliged to report their non-financial activities in publicly available documents). Companies have become increasingly aware of the dangers that their activities can cause to the planet and to society in the future. Mindful company (MC) represents a company mindset of caring for society, community and environment which manifests behaviorally in the tempering on activities of which is both defeating and environmentally unsustainable
Mercuri, Sylvaine. "Instrumentalisation de la Responsabilite Sociale de l'Entreprise par les middle managers : le cas de MEDIAPOST." Thesis, Lyon 3, 2014. http://www.theses.fr/2014LYO30047.
Full textChange cannot be decided, it must be managed. Following a gradual process, many studies in corporate governance and strategic management give a key role to middle managers, since those actors do more than transferring organizational skills: they help to define them for better performances. This literature gets along with studies on Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) and those related to cognitive aspects when it comes to corporate governance. In fact, CSR provides an ideal environment for middle managers to approach top management. Such question implies a particular focus on actors and their power at the same time that it considers the concepts of legitimacy and urgency (Mitchell et al. 1997).This approach allows understanding daily tensions and how they are managed through dynamic and cognitive aspects.In the present research, middle managers appear as manipulators who are able to activate relational levers (power, legitimacy and urgency). By studying how those actors guide the CSR policy in their daily practice, it is possible to understand how they progress within the core of organizational strategy. This work is based on an exploratory study and a single case study about MEDIAPOST (a subsidiary of La Poste Group specialized in non-addressed mail), which is complemented by a partial focus on four major companies (Schneider Electric, Michelin, GDF Suez and Saint Gobain). By doing so, this research examines the relations systems within a constantly changing model and proposes a typology of middle managers and their manipulation types: a strategic driver, a strategic defender, a strategic facilitator and a strategic negotiator (or facilitator) according to three degrees of manipulation (zero, partial and strong)
Makany, Gilles Davy Luyindula. "Implémentation du concept de développement durable dans le cadre de stratégies volontaristes : approche par les ressources et les compétences." Electronic Thesis or Diss., Normandie, 2018. http://www.theses.fr/2018NORMC001.
Full textFor some years, sustainable development has imposed itself as a societal value. Enterprises are facing growing expectations and aspirations from their stakeholders. Sustainable development has become both a strategic imperative and a “source of strategic stakes” for enterprises, irrespective of their sector of activities. However, the issue relating to the implementation or conversion of such a polysemous, polymorphic and protean concept into clear and relevant management practices remains a deep concern for the enterprises that are willing to integrate sustainable development in their strategies.This work aims at developing a comprehensive approach in line with the implementation of the concept of sustainable development in the framework of voluntarist strategies. To do so, the privileged theoretical standpoint has been the resources and competence model. Such a qualitative research consists in a multiple case study, in a perspective of literal replication. To describe, analyze and understand the implementation of sustainable development, semi-directing interviews have been carried, along with secondary data collection.This research is instrumental in stabilizing and putting in perspective the concept of sustainable development in the field of management science. First of all, it brings into focus four strategic attitudes that are likely to be adopted by enterprises, and then suggests two complementary modalities for implementing the concept of sustainable development. And finally, it offers several implementation approaches - stated in a thematic way- to address the aforementioned concept
Taoukif, Fatima Ez-Zahra. "Analyse perceptuelle des déterminants de l'engagement sociétal des entreprises marocaines labellisées RSE : de la performance au développement durable - cas du maroc." Electronic Thesis or Diss., Toulon, 2014. http://www.theses.fr/2014TOUL2004.
Full textThe Subject of this thesis is to analyze the determiners of the community involvement of a company (RSE) in an emerging country such as Morocco. The purpose of the present research is to analyze this relation empirically. In fact, the new international economic environment characterized by deep changes, particularly, economic and financial globalization as well as the important regulatory and technological modifications that are taking place nowadays tend to give the priority to other strategic orientations relating to the prospects of sustainable development, and clarifying the societal commitment in managerial practices. The main goal of any company is to ensure its sustainability to the benefit of its customers, its shareholders and its collaborators. A company can become a committed social actor and not simply content itself with being an economic agent generating wealth. It can also get involved and adhere to better positioning itself with regard to the sustainable development which requires the production and sale within the best economic conditions while keeping a good image, namely, its ethical behavior, and by guaranteeing that its products are socially humanly and ecologically correct. Thus it can reconcile the safeguarding of the environment, social equity and the financial and economic requirements. Therefore, two parts were devoted to elucidating the various questions raised in this respect: The first part presents a review of the theoretical and conceptual approaches of the social responsibility of a company and its overall Performance and the potential links between these two components. The second part is devoted to the epistemological and methodological positioning, to the presentation of the model and the research hypotheses, as well as the analysis of the results of the empirical study. The results make it possible to answer our question: What are the determiners of the community involvement of the certified Moroccan companies RSE?
Belazreg, Walid. "Innovation par le design thinking et business models inclusifs : conceptualisation et mise en oeuvre des strategies d'entreprise pro-pauvres. Cas Schneider Electric et General Electric Healthcare." Thesis, Université Côte d'Azur (ComUE), 2017. http://www.theses.fr/2017AZUR0015/document.
Full textThis thesis deals with the study of Design thinking in the particular context of pro-poor business strategies, and more particularly in the context of the development of inclusive business models at the base of the pyramid of emerging markets. In this context, and as in any new market, multinational companies are increasingly aware that they will have to learn new, radical ways to work for success. Within the framework of inclusive business, companies must develop a new philosophy, new processes, new capabilities, new partnerships and in-depth collaboration with different stakeholders. We propose that the Design thinking method applied to the context of the base of the pyramid can indeed encourage the development of the capabilities of creation of new innovative and inclusive business models and the creation of shared value. An attempt to validate this method in the context of the pyramid was made in two cases of multinational companies: GE-Healthcare and Schneider Electric, which provide unique solutions to the challenges faced by The pyramid in different sectors such as healthcare or energy. By focusing on some of the fundamental principles of design thinking such as human centeredness, co-creation and experimentation, and collaboration, the study tries to validate a set of processes and capabilities that enables the creation of new inclusive business models and the development of fully contextualized innovative solutions to real problems
Makany, Gilles Davy Luyindula. "Implémentation du concept de développement durable dans le cadre de stratégies volontaristes : approche par les ressources et les compétences." Thesis, Normandie, 2018. http://www.theses.fr/2018NORMC001.
Full textFor some years, sustainable development has imposed itself as a societal value. Enterprises are facing growing expectations and aspirations from their stakeholders. Sustainable development has become both a strategic imperative and a “source of strategic stakes” for enterprises, irrespective of their sector of activities. However, the issue relating to the implementation or conversion of such a polysemous, polymorphic and protean concept into clear and relevant management practices remains a deep concern for the enterprises that are willing to integrate sustainable development in their strategies.This work aims at developing a comprehensive approach in line with the implementation of the concept of sustainable development in the framework of voluntarist strategies. To do so, the privileged theoretical standpoint has been the resources and competence model. Such a qualitative research consists in a multiple case study, in a perspective of literal replication. To describe, analyze and understand the implementation of sustainable development, semi-directing interviews have been carried, along with secondary data collection.This research is instrumental in stabilizing and putting in perspective the concept of sustainable development in the field of management science. First of all, it brings into focus four strategic attitudes that are likely to be adopted by enterprises, and then suggests two complementary modalities for implementing the concept of sustainable development. And finally, it offers several implementation approaches - stated in a thematic way- to address the aforementioned concept
Fouossong, nguetoum Laetitia. "Stratégie d’entreprise et partenariats innovants pour le développement durable : un guide pour la construction d’une stratégie d’entreprise responsable." Thesis, Université Paris-Saclay (ComUE), 2017. http://www.theses.fr/2017SACLV071/document.
Full textAn increasing number of organizations want to commit fully to a more sustainable practice of business, and attempt to profoundly change the way they operate. For those, it is the assumption of the work that the whole society has a duty to implement measures, attitudes and initiatives that will foster the change of behavior and practice. While people steeply increase their demand for responsible practice and governments draw boundaries within which to operate, this work contributes to fulfilling the academia’s duty, by offering guidance to organizations on how to move out of business – as - usual to create and appropriate a corporate strategy that integrates sustainability considerations. For the purpose, it investigates how organizations can effectively integrate sustainability considerations into their inner corporate strategy, and identifies new resources, processes and incentives that can foster the change towards a more responsible practice of business
Maucuer, Raphaël. "Partenariats ONG-entreprise et évolution du business model de la grande entreprise. Le cas de Suez-Environnement." Phd thesis, Université Paris Dauphine - Paris IX, 2013. http://tel.archives-ouvertes.fr/tel-00871802.
Full textTaoukif, Fatima Ez-Zahra. "Analyse perceptuelle des déterminants de l'engagement sociétal des entreprises marocaines labellisées RSE : de la performance au développement durable - cas du maroc." Thesis, Toulon, 2014. http://www.theses.fr/2014TOUL2004/document.
Full textThe Subject of this thesis is to analyze the determiners of the community involvement of a company (RSE) in an emerging country such as Morocco. The purpose of the present research is to analyze this relation empirically. In fact, the new international economic environment characterized by deep changes, particularly, economic and financial globalization as well as the important regulatory and technological modifications that are taking place nowadays tend to give the priority to other strategic orientations relating to the prospects of sustainable development, and clarifying the societal commitment in managerial practices. The main goal of any company is to ensure its sustainability to the benefit of its customers, its shareholders and its collaborators. A company can become a committed social actor and not simply content itself with being an economic agent generating wealth. It can also get involved and adhere to better positioning itself with regard to the sustainable development which requires the production and sale within the best economic conditions while keeping a good image, namely, its ethical behavior, and by guaranteeing that its products are socially humanly and ecologically correct. Thus it can reconcile the safeguarding of the environment, social equity and the financial and economic requirements. Therefore, two parts were devoted to elucidating the various questions raised in this respect: The first part presents a review of the theoretical and conceptual approaches of the social responsibility of a company and its overall Performance and the potential links between these two components. The second part is devoted to the epistemological and methodological positioning, to the presentation of the model and the research hypotheses, as well as the analysis of the results of the empirical study. The results make it possible to answer our question: What are the determiners of the community involvement of the certified Moroccan companies RSE?
Norheim-Hansen, Anne. "Sustainable development and strategic alliances : four essays on implications of firms' environmental performance for their cooperative strategies." Electronic Thesis or Diss., Aix-Marseille, 2014. http://www.theses.fr/2014AIXM1035.
Full textStrategic alliances have become as much a necessity as a choice for companies to be competitive in today's markets. However, making strategic alliances work is not evident. Failure rates between 30% and as high as 70% have been regularly reported. A substantial stream of research has examined how these numbers can be improved. Partner selection has been identified as a key success factor. In fact, partner-specific attributes, affecting which partners are selected, tend to have snowball effects beyond the formation phase to the design and postformation phases. Building on previous studies investigating the attribute of reputation, this thesis fills a gap by exploring the role reputation for environmental performance can play in determining firm-specific and joint competitive advantages in the different phases of strategic alliances. In four individual but connected Essays, specific research questions are theoretically examined under the Natural-Resource-Based View (NRBV) and Strategic Cognition Perspective. The study's hypotheses are empirically tested using data collected from CEOs and top managers in 176 Norwegian manufacturing firms
Norheim-Hansen, Anne. "Sustainable development and strategic alliances : four essays on implications of firms' environmental performance for their cooperative strategies." Thesis, Aix-Marseille, 2014. http://www.theses.fr/2014AIXM1035.
Full textStrategic alliances have become as much a necessity as a choice for companies to be competitive in today's markets. However, making strategic alliances work is not evident. Failure rates between 30% and as high as 70% have been regularly reported. A substantial stream of research has examined how these numbers can be improved. Partner selection has been identified as a key success factor. In fact, partner-specific attributes, affecting which partners are selected, tend to have snowball effects beyond the formation phase to the design and postformation phases. Building on previous studies investigating the attribute of reputation, this thesis fills a gap by exploring the role reputation for environmental performance can play in determining firm-specific and joint competitive advantages in the different phases of strategic alliances. In four individual but connected Essays, specific research questions are theoretically examined under the Natural-Resource-Based View (NRBV) and Strategic Cognition Perspective. The study's hypotheses are empirically tested using data collected from CEOs and top managers in 176 Norwegian manufacturing firms