How anger makes people show their true colors is a filmed educational case. This medium-length film comes along with an educational note, available (in french) on the associated interactive educational space: Quand la colère fait tomber les masques. Prize of the best experiment filmed to the Festival of the educational university movie.Sonia Ricard was recruited as product manager for a multinational company for alimentation, which used to be a family business and has kept its paternalist culture. But then the group estimates its profitability is too low, renews the management team and launches a restructuration. The new marketing executive freezes Sonia off with his “smiling mask”, but the new CEO plays on proximity and wins her trust. However, a few months later, the head of human resources announces to Sonia, she will be dismissed, without the caution she would have expected. She feels betrayed by her superiors, anger takes her, and she takes advantage of a delay to get involved in a trade union. This move generates a misunderstanding, and anger in return, for her managers. Then will follow three years of an epic fight. The pedagogic case study movie, thus beholds the experimental feedback of a person, wounded in her need for love, in the sense of Maslow. It focuses on the moment of this wound, precisely the denial of talk, felt like a personal injustice, when a great consequences decision is announced (organizational behavior theories call it the Churchill effect). The case sketches the consequences of this, on personal and collective grounds. It suggests ideas for a solution.
Mot(s) clés libre(s) : fiction, Human resources management, Ethics in company, Filmed case study

Florence Galletti proposes an overview of the law of sea, and comes back to the main associated issues. She provides several essential definitions to understand this field, comes back to its great evolutions, and presents the challenges to be risen, for example the securing of the marine delimitations, the control of the deep sea fishery, or the efficiency of the international law of the marine fishery.
Mot(s) clés libre(s) : fishery, maritime law, marine resources

Arnaud Diemer presents the Meadows report Limits to growth, its context (the beginning of the seventies), its architecture, its role in the emergence of the sustainable development concept, but also the reactions it set off by several economists.
Mot(s) clés libre(s) : resources, growth, sustainable development, Meadows report

Christian Chaboud presents some models and issues related to the economic approach of fisheries and marine resources. He especially comes back to the Gordon Schaefer model, and to the economic assessment of the ecosystem services.
Mot(s) clés libre(s) : Gordon-Schaefer, biodiversity, economy, fishery, marine resources, ecosystem services

Dominique Bourg presents the two main environmental challenges of the current human societies: the resources depletion and the biosphere degradation. He ends discussing terms like pollutions, crisis or the risks linked to those global issues.
Mot(s) clés libre(s) : pollution, environment, crisis, resources, biosphere, risk