Entreprises publiques et développement durable. Réflexion sur un engouement

Sandrine Rousseau

Revue française de gestion, 2008, vol. n° 185, issue 5, 47-64

Abstract: Sustainable development strategies or social and environmental responsibility politicises are often considered as a social progress, ?a good practice?. However, for some firms (like big public enterprises or just privatized ones), these kind of strategies could represent rather a decline in terms of commitment. We attempt to demonstrate in this paper that the move towards sustainable development by almost all of these firms constitutes a form of mutation of the public service and in fine a lesser service given to the public.

Date: 2008
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