Mesurer la contribution des entreprises extractives au développement local. Le cas des pétroliers au Nigeria

Gaël Giraud and Cécile Renouard

Revue française de gestion, 2010, vol. n° 208-209, issue 9, 101-115

Abstract: Extractive industries which feel concerned by local development face two challenges: 1) By internalizing the negative externalities of their activities, they have to acknowledge that societal activities belong to their core business; 2) They should take part to socio-economic projects fostering the quality of their stakeholders? social networks, and not just their material living conditions. In view of surveys lead in Nigeria about the impact of oil production, the paper offers to indicators of societal performance.

Date: 2010
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