2016, ISBN 1138833568
Web Resource
10/2013, ISBN 9781909493926
Annotation The failure of many governments to provide basic rights for their citizens has given rise to the expectation that globally operating corporations...
Web Resource
10/2013, ISBN 9781909493926
Annotation The failure of many governments to provide basic rights for their citizens has given rise to the expectation that globally operating corporations...
Web Resource
Business Ethics Quarterly, ISSN 1052-150X, 01/2016, Volume 26, Issue 1, pp. 137 - 141
Journal Article
2013, 1, ISBN 1907643818, xiii, 237
This book develops tools for assessing corporate citizenship (CC), the concept that describes the political role of corporations in global governance. Building...
Corporate governance | Corporations | Law and legislation | Social responsibility of business | Social aspects | International business enterprises | Political aspects | Business ethics | Corporate Social Responsibility & Business Ethics | Environment & Business
Corporate governance | Corporations | Law and legislation | Social responsibility of business | Social aspects | International business enterprises | Political aspects | Business ethics | Corporate Social Responsibility & Business Ethics | Environment & Business
Book
Journal of business ethics, ISSN 0167-4544, 08/2016, Volume 137, Issue 1, pp. 31 - 51
Multinational corporations are operating in complex business environments. They are confronted with contradictory institutional demands that often represent...
Studies
Studies
Journal Article
04/2016, ISBN 1138833584, 349
In a global economy, multinational companies often operate in jurisdictions where governments are either unable or unwilling to uphold even the basic human...
Guido Palazzo | Corporate Governance | ICHR | Mike Posner | University of Zurich Law | Chip Pitts | Business and Human Rights | Auret van Heerden | NYU Law | Human Rights Law | Stanford Law | Legal Theory | Public Law | Sarah Labowitz | Stern Centre | Human Rights Law & Civil Liberties | Justine Nolan | Business Law | University of New South Wales Law | Michael Samway | Business & Company Law | New York University Law | Business Law and Human Rights | Scott Jerbi | HEC Lausanne | Andreas Scherer | Dorothée Baumann-Pauly | Corporate Social Responsibility | Amol Mehra | Human rights | Social responsibility of business | Corporate governance | International business enterprises
Guido Palazzo | Corporate Governance | ICHR | Mike Posner | University of Zurich Law | Chip Pitts | Business and Human Rights | Auret van Heerden | NYU Law | Human Rights Law | Stanford Law | Legal Theory | Public Law | Sarah Labowitz | Stern Centre | Human Rights Law & Civil Liberties | Justine Nolan | Business Law | University of New South Wales Law | Michael Samway | Business & Company Law | New York University Law | Business Law and Human Rights | Scott Jerbi | HEC Lausanne | Andreas Scherer | Dorothée Baumann-Pauly | Corporate Social Responsibility | Amol Mehra | Human rights | Social responsibility of business | Corporate governance | International business enterprises
eBook
Journal of Business Ethics, ISSN 0167-4544, 7/2013, Volume 115, Issue 4, pp. 693 - 705
Based on the findings of a qualitative empirical study of corporate social responsibility (CSR) in Swiss MNCs and SMEs, we suggest that smaller firms are not...
Operations management | Corporate social responsibility | Supply chain management | Corporations | Social interaction | Corporate responsibility | Civil society | Business structures | Startup costs | Observational studies | Organizational cost | Ethics | Firm size | Quality of Life Research | Multinational corporations (MNC) | Corporate social responsibility (CSR) | Philosophy | Economic Growth | Management/Business for Professionals | Small- and medium-sized enterprises (SME) | CSR | GOVERNANCE | BUSINESS | COORDINATION COSTS | CONTEXT | SMALL BUSINESS | SMES | STRATEGIES | IMPACT | DISCLOSURE | DYNAMICS | Small-and medium-sized enterprises (SME) | ETHICS | Corporate size | Management | Small and medium sized companies | Analysis | Multinational corporations | Size of enterprise | Studies | Small business | Social responsibility
Operations management | Corporate social responsibility | Supply chain management | Corporations | Social interaction | Corporate responsibility | Civil society | Business structures | Startup costs | Observational studies | Organizational cost | Ethics | Firm size | Quality of Life Research | Multinational corporations (MNC) | Corporate social responsibility (CSR) | Philosophy | Economic Growth | Management/Business for Professionals | Small- and medium-sized enterprises (SME) | CSR | GOVERNANCE | BUSINESS | COORDINATION COSTS | CONTEXT | SMALL BUSINESS | SMES | STRATEGIES | IMPACT | DISCLOSURE | DYNAMICS | Small-and medium-sized enterprises (SME) | ETHICS | Corporate size | Management | Small and medium sized companies | Analysis | Multinational corporations | Size of enterprise | Studies | Small business | Social responsibility
Journal Article
09/2017, ISBN 9781906093945, 251
The failure of many governments to provide basic rights for their citizens has given rise to the expectation that globally operating corporations should step...
Corporate Social Responsibility & Business Ethics | Environment & Business | Social responsibility of business
Corporate Social Responsibility & Business Ethics | Environment & Business | Social responsibility of business
eBook
Journal of Business Ethics, ISSN 0167-4544, 9/2013, Volume 117, Issue 1, pp. 1 - 17
The corporate citizenship (CC) concept introduced by Dirk Matten and Andrew Crane has been well received. To this date, however, empirical studies based on...
Human rights | Corporate social responsibility | Corporations | Corporate governance | Environmental policy | Corporate citizenship | Tools | Corporate responsibility | Business structures | Global corporations | Ethics | CSR | Globalization | UN Global Compact | Quality of Life Research | Organizational implementation | Philosophy | Economic Growth | Management/Business for Professionals | PRIVATE ACTORS | LEGITIMACY | SOCIAL-RESPONSIBILITY | GOVERNANCE | BUSINESS | RULES | ETHICS | Citizenship | Analysis | Organizational change | Studies | Corporate culture | Management science | Business ethics
Human rights | Corporate social responsibility | Corporations | Corporate governance | Environmental policy | Corporate citizenship | Tools | Corporate responsibility | Business structures | Global corporations | Ethics | CSR | Globalization | UN Global Compact | Quality of Life Research | Organizational implementation | Philosophy | Economic Growth | Management/Business for Professionals | PRIVATE ACTORS | LEGITIMACY | SOCIAL-RESPONSIBILITY | GOVERNANCE | BUSINESS | RULES | ETHICS | Citizenship | Analysis | Organizational change | Studies | Corporate culture | Management science | Business ethics
Journal Article
Journal of Business Ethics, ISSN 0167-4544, 8/2016, Volume 137, Issue 1, pp. 31 - 51
Multinational corporations are operating in complex business environments. They are confronted with contradictory institutional demands that often represent...
Ethics | Paradox | Corporate social responsibility | Business Ethics | Institutional complexity | Globalization | Quality of Life Research | Management | Legitimacy | Business and Management, general | Philosophy | MANAGEMENT | CSR | GOVERNANCE | FLEXIBILITY | BUSINESS | MODEL | ORGANIZATIONAL AMBIDEXTERITY | RESPONSES | PRODUCT | ANTECEDENTS | FIRM | ETHICS | Case studies | International business enterprises | Analysis | Multinational corporations | Expectations | Studies | Qualitative methods | Audiences | Organization theory | Social responsibility
Ethics | Paradox | Corporate social responsibility | Business Ethics | Institutional complexity | Globalization | Quality of Life Research | Management | Legitimacy | Business and Management, general | Philosophy | MANAGEMENT | CSR | GOVERNANCE | FLEXIBILITY | BUSINESS | MODEL | ORGANIZATIONAL AMBIDEXTERITY | RESPONSES | PRODUCT | ANTECEDENTS | FIRM | ETHICS | Case studies | International business enterprises | Analysis | Multinational corporations | Expectations | Studies | Qualitative methods | Audiences | Organization theory | Social responsibility
Journal Article
Journal of Business Ethics, ISSN 0167-4544, 7/2017, Volume 143, Issue 4, pp. 771 - 787
Multi-stakeholder initiatives (MSIs) are increasingly used as a default mechanism to address human rights challenges in a variety of industries. MSI is a...
Voluntary corporate social responsibility initiatives | Ethics | Multi-stakeholder initiatives | Business Ethics | Quality of Life Research | Business and human rights | Private governance mechanisms | Management | Legitimacy | Business and Management, general | Philosophy | CODES | STATE | BUSINESS | RULE | ETHICS | Corporate social responsibility | Human rights | Business schools | Corporate governance | Analysis | Initiatives | Corporate responsibility | Governance | Interlocking directorates | Certification | Labor standards | Multinational corporations | Network analysis | Accountability | Typology | Stakeholders | Computer assisted instruction--CAI | Business ethics
Voluntary corporate social responsibility initiatives | Ethics | Multi-stakeholder initiatives | Business Ethics | Quality of Life Research | Business and human rights | Private governance mechanisms | Management | Legitimacy | Business and Management, general | Philosophy | CODES | STATE | BUSINESS | RULE | ETHICS | Corporate social responsibility | Human rights | Business schools | Corporate governance | Analysis | Initiatives | Corporate responsibility | Governance | Interlocking directorates | Certification | Labor standards | Multinational corporations | Network analysis | Accountability | Typology | Stakeholders | Computer assisted instruction--CAI | Business ethics
Journal Article
Business & Society, ISSN 0007-6503, 9/2013, Volume 52, Issue 3, pp. 473 - 514
This article addresses the democratic deficit that emerges when private corporations engage in public policy, either by providing citizenship rights and global...
corporate democracy | corporate governance | corporate citizenship | STAKEHOLDER THEORY | MARKET | LEGITIMACY | MANAGEMENT | BUSINESS | ORGANIZATION | AGENCY | SOCIAL-RESPONSIBILITY | FIRM PERFORMANCE | ETHICS | Corporate social responsibility | Meritocracy | Corporate governance | Political systems | Analysis | Studies | Multinational corporations | Political behavior | Democracy | Lobbying | Political economy | Economics | Acceptance | Law | Organizations | Corporate structure | Public policy | Business
corporate democracy | corporate governance | corporate citizenship | STAKEHOLDER THEORY | MARKET | LEGITIMACY | MANAGEMENT | BUSINESS | ORGANIZATION | AGENCY | SOCIAL-RESPONSIBILITY | FIRM PERFORMANCE | ETHICS | Corporate social responsibility | Meritocracy | Corporate governance | Political systems | Analysis | Studies | Multinational corporations | Political behavior | Democracy | Lobbying | Political economy | Economics | Acceptance | Law | Organizations | Corporate structure | Public policy | Business
Journal Article
04/2016, ISBN 9781138833562, 349
In a global economy, multinational companies often operate in jurisdictions where governments are either unable or unwilling to uphold even the basic human...
International Law | International business enterprises | Business & Company Law | Human Rights Law & Civil Liberties | Legal Theory | Public Law | Law and legislation | Human rights | Social responsibility of business | Corporate governance
International Law | International business enterprises | Business & Company Law | Human Rights Law & Civil Liberties | Legal Theory | Public Law | Law and legislation | Human rights | Social responsibility of business | Corporate governance
eBook
Business and Human Rights Journal, ISSN 2057-0198, 01/2018, Volume 3, Issue 1, pp. 139 - 144
Journal Article
2020, 1, ISBN 1138366803
Rana Plaza hosted garment factories that functioned as direct suppliers to brands but also took in subcontracted orders. According to our empirical research,...
Book Chapter
2016, ISBN 1138833568
This chapter analyses multi-stakeholder initiatives (MSIs) as a new governance form for human rights. When states fail to provide basic rights, collaborations...
Book Chapter
2016, ISBN 1138833568
The role that corporations play in domestic and international economies is fundamental and over the last few decades the impact of business on human rights has...
Book Chapter
2016, ISBN 1138833568
Globalization,1 with its volatile mix of economic opportunity and social disruption, is redefining the boundaries of the firm, changing the dynamics among...
Book Chapter
2016, ISBN 1138833568
Governments have the primary duty to protect the rights of their own people. The United Nations Guiding Principles on Business and Human Rights1 starts from...
Book Chapter
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