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puritans who insist that all food served in restaurants should be locally sourced, seasonal and, if possible, organic; on the other are the epicureans who believe that a restaurateur’s first loyalty should be to the food and the way it tastes, with environmental considerations being secondary. The eco puritans favour traditional recipes and are intensely suspicious of modernity, while the epicureans believe in constant experimentation and are pro science and technology. At the moment, the greens are in

an April 2009 survey from Generate Insight, reported by MarketingCharts, Millennials (consumers age 13-29) are extremely educated about green issues, with 76% believing that it is very important or important for brands to get involved in the green movement. The majority of older Millennials (18-29) would choose the more expensive brand that gave back in a green way, but 71% of teens (age 13-17) would choose the less expensive product over the green. Sustainable Initiatives are Financially Viable Increasingly

puritans who insist that all food served in restaurants should be locally sourced, seasonal and, if possible, organic; on the other are the epicureans who believe that a restaurateur’s first loyalty should be to the food and the way it tastes, with environmental considerations being secondary. The eco puritans favour traditional recipes and are intensely suspicious of modernity, while the epicureans believe in constant experimentation and are pro science and technology. At the moment, the greens are in

de deux sources de valorisation et impliquent différentes expertises. 64 Cette méthode a été appliquée pour l’évaluation des besoins de la gestion des espaces des musées : « The Conservation Assessment : A proposed Model for Évaluating Museum Environmental Management Needs. » 1999, 65 « sustainable conservation planning and management » 195 Les valeurs propres ou intrinsèques sont identifiées à partir d’analyses, tant historiques, artistiques, anthropologiques, etc., qui focalisent sur l’objet

des développeurs : « Community development programs in newly developed areas pay lip service to the slogan of American community development - it becomes almost a religion - but « felt needs » usually turn out to be rather standards programs in environmental sanitation, medical services, agricultural extensions and education, which are recognized - correctly I think - by national planners as the major needs of rural areas » (FOSTER, 1962 : 185). Jean-Pierre Olivier de Sardan, Anthropologie et développement

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l'expertise scientifique (neutralité, objectivité, etc.). 269 . Reed (1996, p.140) précise cette image comme suit; les «'organizational technicians' attending to the 'fine tuning' of formal organizational design under the pressures exerted by environmental turbulence and instability.» (Reed, 1996, p.140). 270 On reconnaîtra ici l’image «réelle» du gestionnaire émergeant des recherches empiriques de notre échantillon (opportunisme, influence, etc.). 271 Reed (1996, p.149) définit cette image dans

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