Stratégies de développement durable. Combiner les parties prenantes et les ressources et compétences de l'entreprise

  • Gherra S
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Sustainable integration variability (economic efficiency, environmental respect, social equity) is assessed by a theoretical framework combination of the resource-based theory and the stakeholders theory. Where resource-based theory highlights the firm's strengths/weaknesses in the sustainability field, stakeholders theory underlines the sustainability perception as opportunities/threats. The combination of these two theoretical frameworks offers a model of strategic management and sustainability which suggests four environmental strategies: reactive (end of pipe), defensive (pollution prevention), cooperative (eco-design), proactive (sustainability). © 2010 Lavoisier, Paris.

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Gherra, S. (2010). Stratégies de développement durable. Combiner les parties prenantes et les ressources et compétences de l’entreprise. Revue Française de Gestion, 36(204), 141–153. https://doi.org/10.3166/rfg.204.141-153

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