Essec\Faculty\Model\Contribution {#2233
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    "slug" => "de-lethique-dentreprise-et-de-son-cynisme"
    "yearMonth" => "2004-12"
    "year" => "2004"
    "title" => "De l'éthique d'entreprise et de son cynisme"
    "description" => "DELGA, J. (2004). De l'éthique d'entreprise et de son cynisme. <i>Recueil Dalloz</i>, pp. 3126-3131."
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        "name" => "DELGA Jacques"
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    "updatedAt" => "2020-12-17 17:55:06"
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      "pages" => "3126-3131"
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      "fr" => "Les chartes d'éthique d'entreprise se multiplient dans le monde. Elles tendent à prendre un caractère uniforme et à remplacer le droit. Le modèle anglo-saxon sert le plus souvent implicitement de référence. Cette conception de l'éthique à caractère pragmatique est mal perçue. Le modèle anglo-saxon est, de plus, éloigné de notre culture, de notre droit romano germanique. Ce qui est moral ou juridiquement autorisé dans certains pays ne l'est pas dans d'autres. Les diverses incidences et équivoques qui en résultent génèrent une dangereuse perte de repères. Il existe un certain cynisme à évoquer l'éthique dans ces conditions."
      "en" => "The business Codes of ethics are increasing all over the world. They tend to have a uniform character and to take the place of Law. Most of the time, the Anglo-Saxon model is implicitly considered as the reference. This pragmatic conception of ethics is perceived as something negative. Moreover, the Anglo-Saxon model is far from our culture and our Roman-German law. What is moral or legal in some countries may not be moral or legal in other countries. The resulting effects and misunderstandings trigger a dangerous loss of traditional points of reference. There is a certain cynicism in touching on ethics in these conditions."
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    "docTitle" => "De l'éthique d'entreprise et de son cynisme"
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