Ecology

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pleasure offered by toys. Moreover, dolls count for 13% of total toys’ spendings. About natural environment, these days, brands are growing up thanks to organic cotton clothes; this new activity shows the implication of toys’ companies in the current ecology movement. Finally, about the demographic environment: on January the 1st, 2008, 6 million children in France were from 3 to 11 years old. So toys’ market is a significant one. But dolls, if they are ameliorated, could target more than the 3-to-11-year-old-children

« Préservation » : Nature est à préserver dans son intégrité la plus profonde. Aucune interrelation E&E (économie et environnement) n’est permise. Ethique s’applique aux non-humaines (même aux éléments non-vivants), sans hiérarchie avec les humain. Deep Ecology (contraire au développement durable). « Efficience » : Nature est régulée par les marchés et la recherche d’efficience des agents. Ethique basée sur l’utilitarisme ; les analyses coûts bénéfices déterminent les allocations optimales et permettent

relationships with minimal impact on the environment,” or “the ability to prolong the organization’s success, employees’ well-being, stakeholder value and environmental wellness,” and “the integration of social, corporate and personal concerns about ecology, commerce and environmental issues.” Clearly for many executives, sustainability means taking action to meet the challenges of the low carbon economy head on. Perhaps that’s why over the last 12 months, many organizations have increased their focus

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outcomes in the stress literature (Edwards 1996). The fit between the organization and characteristics of its task or environment predicts organizational performance in structural contingency theory (Comstock and Scott 1977) and survival in population ecology theory (Hannan and Freeman 1989). Consistent with these perspectives, the emerging literature on knowledge management illustrates that the fit between properties of knowledge, units, relationships, and the environment predicts knowledge management

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