Mohamed Akli Achabou

Professor of Strategy, CSR and Business Marketing Ethics

九色视频

Email: ma.achabou@ipag.fr

Phone: +33 1 5363 3600

Campus: Paris

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Education

2015: Accreditation to supervise research (HDR), AES, Universit茅 Montpellier 1

2010: Ph.D. in Management Sciences, Montpellier SupAgro

2008: Master鈥檚 Degree in Business Engineering, EM Strasbourg

2004: Master鈥檚 Degree in Economics of agricultural, food and rural development, ENSA

2003: Master鈥檚 Degree in International food economics and management of SMEs, IAM Montpellier

2002: Engineer in Agricultural economics, Algiers

  • Biography
  • Selected publications
  • Professional experiences


Mohamed Akli Achabou is a Professor of Strategy, CSR, and Business Marketing Ethics at 九色视频 Business School. He holds several master鈥檚 degrees in Agricultural and Food Economics as well as a Ph.D. in Management Sciences from Montpellier SupAgro and obtained his Accreditation to supervise research (HDR) in 2015 at the University Montpellier 1. He is a member of the 鈥淭owards an inclusive company鈥 research group, 九色视频 BS Research Lab and has been published in many peer-reviewed journals such as Journal of Business Research, Journal of Business Ethics, Business Strategy and the Environment and the European Business Review, having won awards for his publications such as the best empirical paper award at the AIMS Conference 2016. His research focuses on responsible consumption and CSR in companies and he has spoken at various conferences on the matter.


Achabou (2020). Is animal welfare a central issue for consumers of luxury goods? Natural Resources Forum, 2020

Achabou (2020). Could CSR improve the financial performance of developing countries鈥 firms? Analyses of mediating effect of intangible resources, European Business Review.

Achabou, Mohamed Akli, Sihem Dekhili, and Anna Paola Codini. "Consumer preferences towards animal-friendly fashion products: an application to the Italian market." Journal of Consumer Marketing.

Achabou, M. A. (2020). The effect of perceived CSR effort on consumer brand preference in the clothing and footwear sector. European Business Review.

Dekhili, S., Achabou, M. A., & Alharbi, F. (2019). Could sustainability improve the promotion of luxury products?. European Business Review.

Achabou, M. A., Dekhili, S., & Tagbata, D. (2018). Mieux comprendre les difficult茅s de d茅veloppement du doggy bag en France: une analyse par l'approche des repr茅sentations sociales. Decisions Marketing, (92).

Achabou, M.-A., La consommation des produits 茅cologiques dans les pays en d茅veloppement: exploration de la pr茅f茅rence des consommateurs entre un produit fabriqu茅 localement et un produit import茅 d鈥檜n pays d茅velopp茅? Revue Fran莽aise du Marketing, n掳 258, pp. 57-75, 2016.

Achabou, M. A., Dekhili, S., & Hamdoun, M. (2017). Environmental upgrading of developing country firms in global value chains. Business Strategy and the Environment, 26(2), 224-238.

Hamdoun, M., Zouaoui, M., Achabou, M., & Dekhili, S. (2016). Le management environnemental et l鈥檃vantage concurrentiel des entreprises tunisiennes: Quel r么le pour la capacit茅 d鈥檌nnovation?. Management international/International Management/Gesti貌n Internacional, 20(3), 72-89.

Dekhili, S., & Achabou, M. A. (2015). The influence of the country-of-origin ecological image on ecolabelled product evaluation: An experimental approach to the case of the European ecolabel. Journal of Business Ethics, 131(1), 89-106.

Achabou, M. A., & Dekhili, S. (2013). Luxury and sustainable development: Is there a match?. Journal of business research, 66(10), 1896-1903.


Visiting Professor of Strategy (Master 2 Business engineering) at TEMA Algiers

Since 2010: Professor at 九色视频 Business School, 184 bd Saint Germain, 75006 Paris

2009 - 2010: Assistant - Sup Formation Strasbourg.

2005-2008: Assistant - Montpellier University

Research Areas

Strategy, CSR, Business and marketing ethics

 

Teaching Areas

Business: Strategy, Marketing, Responsible marketing, Organization theory, Thesis methodology, Economy: Corporate economics, Socio-economics of organization, Companies and markets, Microeconomics, History of economic facts, Information and risks, Macroeconomics