Résistances et contrôle

Ce chapitre propose une synthèse des études de résistances au contrôle, de leurs motivations et de leurs conséquences. La littérature sur la résistance fait apparaître une certaine ambiguïté dans le terme même de contrôle. Résiste-t-on au contrôle, ou plutôt à une certaine forme du contrôle ? Résiste-t-on au fait d’être contrôlé, à la technologie utilisée (parce […]

Legality rating and corporate efficiency: evidence from a conditional nonparametric frontier analysis

Unlocking the Power of Ethical Governance: The rising importance of policies promoting legality and ethics in contemporary societies. Government, as a driving force, plays a pivotal role in fostering economic development and countering illegal practices and unfair competition. The revelation of firms’ official information regarding their legal, fiscal, and ethical standings is crucial in interactions […]

Cracking a brick in the master’s house: counter practices as counter-accounts of difference and survival

In this text, the authors explore the empowering journey of a group of ten Black immigrant women in France and Senegal as they challenge oppressive systems rooted in gender, class, and race. Over the course of 13 years, the authors draw from diary notes and Black feminist perspectives, particularly Audre Lorde’s work on difference and […]

L’audit RSE à la croisée des chemins. Ce que nous enseigne le vécu quotidien des auditeurs

Cet article contribue à la littérature croissante sur les enjeux relatifs à l’audit RSE en prenant un angle d’analyse inédit, celui du vécu quotidien des auditeurs. À travers une double ethnographie en cabinet d’audit, les auteurs montrent qu’il existe un décalage entre la conception qu’ont les entreprises de ce qu’est (et devrait être) la RSE […]

Measuring and Communicating Business Ethics Jean-Pascal Gond, Rieneke Slager

The aim of the section is to examine, empirically and theoretically, the dynamics of measurement and communication in business ethics, and to investigate the ethical implications of how measures are produced, used, communicated, performed, and transformed. The reliance on metrics, numbers, ratings, rankings, and league tables to evaluate and communicate individual and organizational performance is such a pervasive social, scientific, and business practice that it is often taken-for-granted, including when measuring and reporting on corporate social responsibility, ethics, or sustainability by practitioners and academics alike. Hence, we seek to problematize and reflect on ethical issues inherent to metrics as well as communicative practices informed by numbers.
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