Our professors and researchers publish works that contribute to the richness of the teaching at our Business School. You will find various publications, books and essays.
Fabrice Flipo
Le développement durable et ses critiques
Bréal, Collection « Thèmes Et Débats », 2022
A transversal analysis to understand the stakes, the urgencies and the controversies around sustainable development and the ecological and social transition.
Is it a misguided concept, an oxymoron or a hope for the “common future” of Humanity? The concept of sustainable development, born of diplomacy, used to justify the most opposed actions, has never been so controversial.
Valérie Charolles
Se libérer de la domination des chiffres
Fayard, Collection « Sciences humaines », 2022
This book takes us into the heart of the manufacture of the indicators that mark our daily lives. The persistent illusion that everything can be accurately reflected in numbers does not stand up to scrutiny. The problem is not to put aside numbers, but to free ourselves from their domination.
Caroline Diard, Emmanuel Baudoin, Sylvie Berthet
Aide-mémoire – Ressources humaines – 3e édition
Dunod, Collection « Aide-mémoire », 2022
This checklist is a synthetic course on the management of human resources in companies. It provides keys to understanding and analysing recruitment, training and skills development, remuneration, conducting individual interviews and performance management, social negotiation, personnel administration and payroll, and the digital transformation of the HR function.
Valérie Charolles
Le libéralisme contre le capitalisme
Gallimard, Collection : « Folio. Essais », 2021
If economic technique is difficult to grasp for those who are not specialists, the principles on which it is based must be accessible to all: what is wealth? How to measure it? How should it be distributed? Liberalism and capitalism offer radically different answers to these questions.
Claudine Guerrier
Volume 12 – Security and its challenges in the 21st century
ISTE / John Wiley & Sons, 2021
By the year 2000, a balance was sought between security requirements and a respect for privacy, as well as for individual and collective freedoms. As we progress further into the 21st century, however, security is taking precedence within an increasingly controlled society. This shift is due to advances in innovative technologies and the investments made by commercial companies to drive constant technological progress.
Gérard Dubey, Alain Gras
La servitude électrique. Du rêve de liberté à la prison numérique
Editions du Seuil, 2021
Through a historical journey from Ampère to Bill Gates, the authors take apart the backstage and the flaws of the electric myth and the digitalization of our lives. No, the all-electric, all-digital world will not save the planet! Before they totally imprison us, let’s tear ourselves away from their seductive power and get out of the Matrix.
Fabrice Flipo
La numérisation du monde : un désastre écologique
L’échappée, 2021, Collection : « Pour en finir avec »
The myth of the immateriality of digital technology is finally collapsing. It turns out that this sector is the worst ecological performer of all, especially in terms of greenhouse gas emissions: worse than aviation, in every respect. But what exactly are we talking about? And what are the consequences? Based on an exhaustive study of scientific reports on the subject, Fabrice Flipo precisely defines the issues at stake in the digitalisation of the world and its ecological implications.
Fabrice Flipo, Camille Rondot, Antonella Tufano
Smart cities : vers de nouvelles organisations ?
Presses des Mines, 2020, Collection : « Management Des Technologies »
Smart Cities are beginning to emerge. The digital transformation on which they are based combines technologies and new uses. This profound change can be approached from different perspectives: that of visitors, citizens, local authorities, user companies or those offering technological solutions. The fields of the Smart City are multiple and concern mobility, technologies, urban planning, energy, infrastructures, housing, etc. The creation and management of data play a major role in the Smart City.
Claudine Guerrier
Volume 10 – Les enjeux de la sécurité au XXIe siècle. Le fantôme de la liberté
ISTE éditions, 2021
The balance sought at the end of the 20th century between the need for security and respect for privacy and individual and collective freedoms is giving way in the 21st century to a priority for security for the increasingly controlled social body. This phenomenon can be explained by the progress of innovative technologies and the investments made by commercial companies in a perpetual technological race to the front.
Charlotte Krychowski
Business models en e-santé : Modèle d’émergence et cas d’application
Presses des Mines, 2020, Collection « Economie et gestion »
E-health holds great promise, particularly in terms of improving the quality of care and increasing the efficiency of the healthcare system. But digital technology is also changing the rules of the game and attracting new players, starting with the GAFAs, which are not hiding their ambitions in this field. The development of e-health also requires an overhaul of the regulatory framework and the healthcare pathway, to which the French authorities are reluctant to commit fully. Under such conditions, it is difficult for innovative e-health companies to develop sustainable business models.
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Pierre-Antoine Chardel
L’empire du signal – De l’écrit aux écrans
CNRS Editions, 2020
Digital screens have become indispensable to us today. Available, fast, they respond infallibly. Their omnipresence, their customary use, do not allow us, beyond the ritual proclamations of addiction risks, to learn to discern the metamorphoses of our lives that are produced by them.
This book invites us to leave our user position and to look for elements of understanding of the digital transformation in the theories of writing.
Bernadette Andreosso-O’Callaghan, Sam Dzever, Jacques Jaussaud, Robert Taylor
Sustainable Development and Energy Transition in Europe and Asia
Wiley-ISTE, 2020
Asian and European countries have taken different approaches to the conflicting priorities of economic growth and low carbon emissions. In this book, based on revised versions of papers presented at the 24th International Euro-Asia Research Conference held in 2019, the contrasts between the schools of thought on each continent are explored in depth.
Marie Cuillerai, Fabrice Flipo
1917/2017 : Qu’est-ce que réussir une révolution ?
Presses des Mines, 2020
1917/2017: a little more than a hundred years after the double Russian revolution, this book offers a theoretical and geographical disorientation on what makes a revolutionary “event”. The authors’ approach has been to move away from the commemorative gesture to punctuate the perspectives from the places where they resonate today between hopes and memories. Politicians, philosophers and sociologists invite us to move around in “revolutionary terrain”, in the midst of the investigation and the archive, of memory and the present.
Hugo Letiche, Stephen A. Linstead, Jean-Luc Moriceau
The Magic of Organization
Edward Elgar Publishing Ltd, 2020
The issue of magic needs to be taken seriously and rethought today, especially in relation to financial management and organisation. Magic has long been seen as irrationalism or primitivism, and then in a postmodern moment it has been presented as renewed creativity and innovation. We believe that a third phase should be opened. Today, magic should be studied as a means of informing the study of other possibilities of being.
Fabrice Flipo
L’impératif de la sobriété numérique : L’enjeu des modes de vie
Editions Matériologiques, Collection « Essais », 2020
2020 is the year of digital sobriety: between the National Digital Council’s Roadmap on the Environment and the Digital Economy, the Senate’s opinion and the Shift Project’s report, the subject has never been so present. The deployment of 5G is being questioned, even contested: will it not accelerate the data deluge? Hasn’t sobriety become an imperative?
