How can the British motorway services industry integrate corporate social responsibility strategies into business practice: A case study.
Abstract: Stakeholder theory is considered within a corporate social responsibility context and applied to the motorway service industry. The application is focused on a specific case study site; Hopwood Park. Stakeholder salience model is considered within the identification of stakeholders of the...
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| Format: | Dissertation (University of Nottingham only) |
| Language: | English |
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2009
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| Online Access: | https://eprints.nottingham.ac.uk/23209/ |
| Summary: | Abstract: Stakeholder theory is considered within a corporate social responsibility context and applied to the motorway service industry. The application is focused on a specific case study site; Hopwood Park. Stakeholder salience model is considered within the identification of stakeholders of the site. A range of methodologies are then used and tested to engage within four specific stakeholder groups; employees, customers, community and the environment. Engagements allow understanding of concerns and issues regarding the market and nonmarket practices of Hopwood Park. The research is considered within a framework of the current debate on the future of the transport infrastructure within the UK. |
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