Vers un modèle socio-économique de mesure du capital humain ?

Laurent Cappelletti

Revue française de gestion, 2010, vol. n° 207, issue 8, 139-152

Abstract: One of the most apparent causes of the global economic crisis we have all experienced since the fall of 2008 was flawed management of human capital. Hence the crisis has stressed the crucial contribution of human capital to sustainable performance. Nevertheless, a lot still remains to study regarding the question of human capital measurement. To raise this issue, the paper investigates an adapted process to measure human capital through the socio-economic framework. In particular the paper explains how to build up a socio-economic reporting over human capital which may improve the internal and external monitoring of companies.

Date: 2010
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