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La Pratique De La Participation Budgetaire Dans Un Pays Du Sud : Attitudes & Barrieres

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  • Anissa Dakhli

    (CEROS - Centre d'Etudes et de Recherches sur les Organisations et la Stratégie - UPN - Université Paris Nanterre)

Abstract

Among the difficulties of Tunisian companies' management, those related to the difficulty in practicing a real budgetary participation are not the least. The author, based on a case study in a Tunisian industrial group explains why there is no reason to be surprised by reluctance to this budgetary practice directly generated by certain factors related to the individual and the group.

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  • Anissa Dakhli, 2014. "La Pratique De La Participation Budgetaire Dans Un Pays Du Sud : Attitudes & Barrieres," Post-Print hal-01899383, HAL.
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