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« Yannick » de Quentin Dupieux, une fable habile sur le mépris social
No full texthttps://theconversation.com/yannick-de-quentin-dupieux-une-fable-habile-sur-le-mepris-social-212147International audienceC’est peu dire que le cinéma de Quentin Dupieux, réalisateur singulier mais aussi compositeur de musique électronique, constitue une expérience à part. Ses films, étranges par leur forme autant que par leurs sujets, sont imprégnés d’un humour noir qui oscille entre l’absurde et le surréalisme. Mais qu’est-ce que son cinéma atypique peut nous apprendre sur la fragilité des institutions, la fonction de l’art dans les conflits sociaux, ou encore la dynamique du mépris dans les sociétés contemporaines ? C’est dans le but d’explorer ces questions, et avec une approche volontairement éclectique, empruntant autant à la psychologie sociale qu’à la philosophie ou la littérature, que j’analyserai le film de Quentin Dupieux sorti récemment, Yannick
Exporter-importer innovation co-developments: exploratory study of relational norms
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Supply chain relationships in a complex low-carbon energy construction project shaping multiple spaces for creativity and innovation
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"Le Direktør" de Lars von Trier : une comédie d’entreprise sur le pouvoir et ses fantasmes
No full texthttps://theconversation.com/le-direktor-de-lars-von-trier-une-comedie-dentreprise-sur-le-pouvoir-et-ses-fantasmes-215095International audienceLorsque l’on songe au monde du travail aujourd’hui, il paraît bien compliqué, pour ne pas dire cynique, d’y voir un sujet de comédie – du moins dans le sens traditionnel du terme. Qu’est-ce qui peut tant prêter à rire dans ce lot d’absurdité, voire même de mal-être, sur fond de perte de sens au travail constatée par diverses enquêtes, dont celle, récente, des chercheurs en économie et socioéconomie Thomas Coutrot et Coralie Perez
The need for a contextualized adaptation of the evaluation of the destination image
No full textInternational audienceThe literature stresses the importance of measuring the destination brand image to determine a successful tourism promotion strategy, a strategy that is likely to enhance the competitiveness and attractiveness of a destination in a highly competitive and changing environment. Measurement scales are commonly used by academics and practitioners. An empirical study was conducted with French tourists, regarded as the main source market for the competing destinations of Tunisia and Spain. In light of a prior qualitative study, the brand image was quantitatively measured using semantic differential scales taken from the literature and adapted following expert advice. The results raised the issue of the international adaptation of measurement scales, despite the proper use of the operative procedures for measurement scales valid in several countries. The main objective of the present study is to raise a methodological issue regarding the desirable degree of adaptation of the measurement scales used by Destination Marketing Organizations while taking into account the validity and reliability constraints of the tools. To what extent is the adapted version of the chosen scale equivalent to the source version? The present study, conducted on two destinations and different cultural contexts, shows that a rigorous adaptation might lead to a loss of about 40% of the original scales
Ethical and Islamic Banking Compared from a Time-Based Perspective
No full textInternational audienceThis conceptual paper explores and compares the ethical dimension of Islamic and so-called ethical banks. The investigation is made in two succeeding steps. First, an individual analysis as regards the respective level of correspondence between ethical principles and business practice. For the latter, a time-based perspective is adopted. Second, a side-by-side comparison of their overall “ethical coherence gap”. The results show that this gap is wider in the case of Islamic banks. The final part of the paper draws up three different scenarios for future development of these financial institutions where their ethical coherence is enhanced
Enhancing Information Security Awareness in the Remote Work Environment: A Quantitative Exploration
No full textInternational audienceThis study explores the factors influencing security awareness in the context of remote work and social engineering attacks. Analysis supports the positive impact of risk awareness on secure IT system usage. Results show a link between knowledge and awareness, indicating that individuals with greater cybersecurity knowledge are more aware of information security risks. Knowledge is also positively associated with higher uncertainty perception. Additionally, awareness and uncertainty are positively correlated. The intensity of social engineering attacks relates to increased uncertainty. The study emphasizes the role of cybersecurity training and awareness during the COVID-19 pandemic and confirms the influence of cognitive framing in decision-making processes. Future research should focus on advanced measurement scales and exploring potential moderators
Combining industrial and environmental transitions: the VIVERES project
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