Society and Business Review: Volume 10 Issue 3

Business models and the diffusion of eco-innovations in the eco-mobility sector

Isabelle Nicolai, Sylvie Faucheux

This paper aims to identify and to characterize the current evolution of “sustainable mobility” solutions. After considering this trend as an expression of eco-innovation, the…

Directors’ networks and access to collective resources

Gaétan Breton, Saidatou Dicko

This paper aims to illustrate the resource dependency theory by making ties between the different resources needed by a firm and the members of the board through their allegiances…

Ethnic segmentation in marketing: a tool for social domination in France

Sondes Zouaghi

This paper aims to deal with the issue of researchers’ responsibility for the dissemination of ideologies which have led to the cultural marginalisation and categorisation of…

“African management”: concept, content and usability

Konan Anderson Seny Kan, Suzanne Marie Apitsa, Emmanuel Adegbite

This paper aims to scrutinise the concept of “African Management” that increasingly fuels the debate on the management research of African organizations. Indeed, while management…

Promoting corporate social responsibility and sustainability: a model of integrity

Nihel Chabrak

The purpose of the paper is to propose a model of integrity to help assess corporate responsiveness to this new wave of pressure in the backdrop of the prevailing Shareholder…

Changing paradigms in corporate governance: new cycles and new responsibilities

Thomas Clarke

The purpose of this paper is to trace the evolution of corporate governance through a series of changing paradigms in response to wider transformations in the political economy…

10 years later, why is an academic journal about society and business more relevant than ever?

Yoann Bazin

The aim of this paper is to give an account of how the author aims to engage with his new appointment as co-editor-in-chief of the Society and Business Review (SBR) and to reflect…

Editorial

Yvon Pesqueux

Capitalism is dead … long live capitalism: a Deleuzian approach for sustainability

Wafa Khlif