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W. E. DEMING, Pragmatism and sustainability

Canard, Frédéric - HAL - 2011

's System of Profound Knowledge about ethics and sustainability and argues that they are related to the philosophy of pragmatism …

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Economic disorders and ethical order in Hegel's Philosophy of Right

Brochard, Delphine; Wiedorn, Michael - HAL - 2009

This paper challenges two previous articles published in EJHET concerning Hegel's outlook upon the economic sphere in his Philosophy of Right. These contributions interpret Hegel as the promoter of a fragile mix of economic liberalism and "political communitarianism" (Greer 1999) or...

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From informal practices to formal conduct: Which ethical practices and issues for French lobbying consulting?

Major, R. W.; Rival, Madina - HAL - 2012

societal levels. This is why ethics as applied to business can play a central role in its establishment. This paper examines … the practices and issues of ethics in lobbying consulting. The chosen field in this exploratory study is France. The case … Quebec institutions. The results of this research are developed along two lines: 1. The practice of lobbying ethics differs …

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Norm, Virtue and Information: Individual Behaviour and the Just Price in Thomas Aquinas' Summa theologica

Lapidus, André - HAL - 1994

commentaries on the Ethics avoids any consideration of individual behaviour. However, this last comes to the forefront when the …

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INDIVIDUAL DELIBERATION, MORAL AUTONOMY AND EMOTIONS : ROUSSEAU ON CITIZENSHIP

Salvat, Christophe - HAL - 2007

The present study addresses the question of uncertainty in individual deliberation in Rousseau's philosophy. Accordingly, it intends to consider in a new light his account of virtue and citizenship which cannot possibly be defined as systematic obedience to the general will. Weakness of the...

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Towards an analytics and an ethics of expertise: Learning from decision aiding experiences in public risk assessment and risk management

Merad, Myriam; Dechy, Nicolas; Llory, Michel; Marcel, … - HAL - 2012

Public expertise in safety, security and environment is a process that is increasingly submitted to control and transparency. It therefore requires an oversight, a monitoring and an aiding approach on its conduct and its governance. Difficulties learned from experiences in framing risk problems...

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The importance of responsible-innovation and the necessity of 'Innovation-care'

Pavie, Xavier - HAL - 2013

This study deals with responsibility as part of innovation. By nature, innovation gives birth to development for the organization and can only be at the core of any strategy within an ever-increasingly global economic context. However it also raises new questions stemming mostly from the...

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Finance et accumulations dans le capitalisme post-industriel

Paulré, Bernard - HAL - 2008

The emergence of a knowledge capitalism is often considered as an alternative to a financial capitalism. Our goal is to … explain why the financial capitalism hypothesis is not relevant to characterize and to show that the hypothesis of a knowledge … capitalism can provide an explanation of the growth and the importance of finance. Three topics are considered:(1) the new forms …

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Is the New Economy a Useful Concept ?

Paulré, Bernard - HAL - 2000

The present paper examines the meaning and usefulness of the concept of a New Economy. This construct, which first began to appear in the media in the mid-1990s, is utilised today with a variety of definitions and intentions. Having identified three possible denotations or orientations relating...

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Sociology and political science in the patrimonial society: implications of Piketty's Capital

Bonnet, Francois; Théry, Clément - HAL - 2014

What are the implications of Piketty's Capital for sociology and political science? Capital's argument focuses on the evolution of the r/g ratio (capital returns over growth rate) and outlines two modes of economic inequalities. One is characteristic of affluent (g r) societies and the other is...

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