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basis in Utilitarianism. This too will result in future problems unless addressed and so in the longer term attention must … not amoral as is Utilitarianism but one which has built into it a sense of morality. This is a more difficult but more …
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accept that there are different perspectives from different parts of the world. This volumes recognizes these issues and …
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It is quite noticeable how much more prominent CSR has become – not just in the academic world and in the business … world but also is everyday life. There are obviously a lot of factors which have led to this increasing interest – such … same time it has been recognized that a large number of non-governmental organizations (NGOs) exist around the world and …
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be sold around the world. And of course, the operators in all financial markets, always ready to accept a gamble in the …
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In the literature on corporate social responsibility (CSR) the origin of the equity is seen as one the drivers of CSR. There is evidence of multinational corporations stimulating diffusion of CSR practices in a few emerging economies. There are no similar studies focusing on the Polish economy....
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The petroleum industry is confronted with severe deficits in the institutional framework for global business. In order to fill the gap, companies react with voluntary commitments to ecological, social and governance standards. This study analyses a broad variety of Best Practice projects in...
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The purpose of the study is to analyze the practice of involving multinational companies in achieving the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), in general, and the response to SDG 16 "Peace, Justice and Strong Institutions". The research methodology involves a comparative analysis of the...
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This chapter provides an overview of empirical developments and scholarly debates concerning global CSR standards. Although global CSR standards are by no means the totality of CSR, they are arguably its most prominent, visible and well-recognized manifestations. These standards include the UN...
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Multinational companies are increasingly under pressure to integrate decarbonisation into their business models as a sign of climate leadership and as a strategy for their long-term value. Institutional investors play a key role in this, both directly, by influencing the adoption of...
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