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Companies’ Practices and Social Responsibility

BÉJI-BÉCHEUR, Amina
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BENSEBAA, Faouzi et
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BÉJI-BÉCHEUR, Amina
BENSEBAA, Faouzi et
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company practices
social responsibility
French tourist sector
economic justice
Corporate social responsibility – Stakeholder theory
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Political ethics
Economic ethics
Governance and ethics
Development ethics
Business ethics
Ethics of economic systems
Labour/professional ethics
Technology ethics
Trade ethics
Consumer ethics
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Business Ethics
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This article examines the firms’practices in the French tourist sector. By confronting the concepts defined in the literature on the social responsibility and what really happens in companies, the current research shows that the studied firms implement a minimal social responsibility which remains well below the expectation level of some stakeholders. This situation is explained by several factors, namely structural. Finally, the paper suggests ways to improve the concept of social responsibility.
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2006
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