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Le rôle des évaluations externes dans le développement des politiques RSE en France : Quel crédit pour les Prix ?

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  • Marie-Josée SCOTTO
  • Dominique BONET FERNANDEZ
  • Hervé TIFFON

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Notre article s’interroge sur le rôle que les Prix RSE et DD peuvent jouer dans le développement des politiques RSE des entreprises. Constituent-ils une validation a posteriori de pratiques RSE élaborées d’abord dans des entreprises ? Sont-ils en même tem

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  • Marie-Josée SCOTTO & Dominique BONET FERNANDEZ & Hervé TIFFON, 2014. "Le rôle des évaluations externes dans le développement des politiques RSE en France : Quel crédit pour les Prix ?," Working Papers 2014-134, Department of Research, Ipag Business School.
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    Prix; Trophée; Responsabilité sociale de l’entreprise; Développement durable; comportements de gestion; émergence de références culturelles.;
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