1,494 research outputs found
Protect Your Whistleblowers!
No full textIntroduction : an agenda for research / David Crowther & Nicholas Capaldi -- Theoretical developments -- The maturing of corporate social responsibility : a developmental process / David Crowther -- Sustainability and its place in CSR research / Kumba Jallow -- Stakeholder perspectives on social responsibility / David Crowther -- Corporate social responsibility : from transparency to 'constructive conflict' / Dominique Bessire -- Corporate governance and the agency problem in financial markets / Güler Aras -- Governance, sustainable development and social responsibility : towards future mapping / Ananda Das Gupta -- The impact of social responsibility on the environment / R.Ş. Topal and A. Öngen -- The employment relationship -- The symbiotic relationship between HRM practices and employee well-being : a corporate social responsibility perspective / Nicole Renée Baptiste -- Protect your whistleblowers! / Wim Vandekerckhove -- Legally imposed corporate social responsibility for the protection of HIV-positive employees in South Africa / Stella Vettori -- Ethical considerations -- Inquiring about social conscience / Ana-Maria Davila-Gomez -- Change management and CSR : an essay in the ontology and business ethics of change/process management / Jelena Debeljak, Kristijan Krkač -- Tycoon philanthropy : prestige and the annihilation of excess / Mary Phillips -- Corporate governance studies on the accounting environment in Turkey / Kiymet Tunca Çalıyurt -- Implementing corporate social responsibility (CSR) -- The effectiveness of social advertising : a study of selected campaigns / Tejinder Sharma & Geetanjali Kwatra -- Is everything that is legal ethical? : research on the Turkish tax system / Gülsevim Yumuk -- How far can CSR travel? : reflections on the applicability of the concept to SMEs in Uzbekistan / Daniel Stevens, Alexey Kim, Lobar Mukhamedova, Malika Mukimova, & Rowan Wagner -- Corporate social responsibility in the Peruvian mining industry / Sonia Meza-Cuadra -- Taxation and fiscal evasion : a perspective on corporate social responsibility / Fátima David & Rute Abreu -- Cause-related marketing : doing good for your company and your cause / Ioanna Papasolomou -- Index
A semiology of corporate reporting
No full textPaper apresentação e publicado no âmbito da Visita do Professor David Crowther à ESTG-IPG entre os dias 9 a 15.11.2002FCT-FAC
No accounting for fashion: the flawed quest for shareholder value
No full textPaper apresentação e publicado no âmbito da Visita do Professor David Crowther à ESTG-IPG entre os dias 9 a 15.11.2002 (FCAA da FCT
The poetics of corporate reporting: evidence from the UK water industry
No full textPaper apresentação e publicado no âmbito da Visita do Professor David Crowther à ESTG-IPG entre os dias 9 a 15.11.2002FCT-FAC
Corporate communications: accounting, linguistics and semiotics
No full textCorporations tend to make many communications about their activities, some of which are required by law and others of which are informative. Needless to say, these corporations wish to make their activities appear in the best possible light. They are therefore carefully crafted to this effect. It is therefore necessary to interpret these corporate communications to get behind the actual words and data reported in order to understand actual implications. Although technical expertise is required to understand the actual financial information being provided, these are always surrounded by words, pictures etc. and this chapter is intended to show how an understanding of appropriate linguistic concepts and the basics of semiotics enables a much fuller understanding of what is being communicated, regardless of the intentions of the corporate representatives creating the communication
Introduction:managing the Pillars of Sustainable Development
No full textAlthough it is well known that Brundtland states that there are three pillars of sustainable development and that they should be regarded as of equal importance it is argued that they have not been treated as equal with one pillar always predominating. This chapter re-examines the situation and arrives at a definition of sustainability which the authors argue is workable. They do so by redefining the pillars of sustainability and taking into account the combination of factors along with such issues as risk and uncertainty. This chapter therefore provides an introduction to the topic of the book and serves as a precursor to the ensuing chapters.</p
Introduction:social entrepreneurs and social change
No full textThis chapter discusses the origins of social entrepreneurship and the history. It sets this within our understanding of the current world, postmodern breaks with the norms of the market and definitions and redefinitions of community within society. It discusses a number of features and theories which may explain the way such enterprises have become more significant with society and have permeated the globe. In doing so, this chapter acts as an introduction to this volume and sets the scene for the extended discussions which comprise the remaining chapters in this volume.</p
Strategic foresight and business analytics: a systematic exploration of mediated impacts on organisational resilience
No full textThis study delves into the interrelationships between business analytics (BA), strategic foresight (SF) and organisational resilience (OR) based on the systems theory. The research model was evaluated using Smart PLS 2.0. We found that both BA and SF have positive impacts on OR, explaining 32% of the change in OR. Additionally, BA was shown to have a positive effect on SF. We also discovered that BA partially mediates the relationship between SF and OR. However, no significant mediating effect was found in the relation of BA on OR through SF. These findings reveal the important role BA and SF play in enhancing OR, highlighting the mediating role of BA in the relationship between SF and OR. This research marks a significant advancement in the literature, being the first to establish this unique mediation effect and opens the way for future longitudinal research to validate and expand these findings
Dun's orderly book
No full textThis book contains a facsimile of the orderly book of John Dun (a lieutenant in the Newfoundland Regiment), as well transcriptions of each page. John Dun recorded the general and regimental orders in his book, giving the reader insight into the daily lives of soldiers in 18th century St. John's.Transcription by Kirk Wells and Joan Ritcey. -- Introduction by David R. Facey-Crowther. -- Facsimile of original with transcription on facing pages
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