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Shareholder primacy, corporate social responsibility, and the role of business schools

Smith, N. Craig; Ronnegard, David - 2014 - Rev. vers. of 2013/93/AL/ISIC

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Shareholder primacy, corporate social responsibility, and the role of business schools

Smith, N. Craig; Ronnegard, David - 2013

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Consumers and CSR understanding : nuances in consumer perceptions of corporate responsibility initiatives

López, Sofia; Smith, N. Craig - In: Handbook of research on marketing and corporate social …, (pp. 219-233). 2016

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Shareholder primacy, corporate social responsibility, and the role of business schools

Smith, N. Craig; Rönnegard, David - In: Journal of business ethics : JOBE 134 (2016) 3, pp. 463-478

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Socially responsible distribution : distribution strategies for reaching the bottom of the pyramid

Vachani, Sushil; Smith, N. Craig - In: California management review 50 (2007/08) 2, pp. 52-84

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Integrating Social Responsibility and Marketing Strategy : An Introduction

Bhattacharya, CB - 2013

Corporate social responsibility (CSR) is increasingly being recognized by firms as central to core business activities, as opposed to a peripheral consideration largely associated with philanthropy. This trend has major ramifications for marketing strategy that were explored at an international...

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CSR Halo : The Gift that Keeps on Giving?

Smith, N. Craig - 2018

Little is known about how consumers form CSR perceptions of the organizations they buy from. We propose that one way is through a CSR halo effect, whereby consumer awareness of some of a firm's CSR initiatives influences their judgments and preferences with regard to CSR in other areas about...

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Shareholder Primacy, Corporate Social Responsibility, and the Role of Business Schools

Smith, N. Craig - 2014

maximization. This is in contrast to the common assertion that managers are legally constrained from addressing CSR issues if doing … legal norm, we show that it is certainly evident as a social norm among managers and in business schools — reflective, in … justifiably so in the view of many managers and business academics. We argue that this view is misguided, not least when …

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Marketing strategy and corporate social responsibility

López-Rodríguez, Sofía; Smith, N. Craig - In: The Routledge companion to strategic marketing, (pp. 364-376). 2021

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Beyond the "win-win" : creating shared value requires ethical frameworks

Reyes, Gaston de los; Scholz, Markus; Smith, N. Craig - 2016

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