Governance and social responsibility : international perspectives
A rigorous introduction to CSR which explores the variety of perspectives and debates, incorporating an international orientation throughout. The text will give students a firm underpinning theory in which to understand the key debates and issues
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Language: | English |
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Houndmills, Basingstoke :
Palgrave Macmillan ,
c2012
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Table of Contents:
- 1. Introduction to CSR
- 2. Defining CSR: contested terrain
- 3. The context: failure and the need for CSR
- 4. The principles of CSR
- 5. The social contract: moral obligation or regulation
- 6. Ethics, CSR and corporate behaviour
- 7. Stakeholders
- 8. Issues concerning sustainability
- 9. Corporate and managerial behaviour
- 10. Agency theory and governance
- 11. Performance evaluation and performance reporting
- 12. CSR in NGO's and non-profit organizations
- 13. Globalization and regulation
- 14. Stakeholders and protest: challenging corporate activity
- 15. CSR and strategy
- 16. CSR and leadership