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Is corporate social responsibility linked with firm performance? An alternative test

Galbreath, Jeremy; Shum, P. - 2009

Direct tests between corporate social responsibility (CSR) and firm performance (FP) have been argued to be a futile pursuit. Following this line of thinking, the present study sought to test an alternative model in understanding the CSR-FP relationship. Specifically, reputation and customer...

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Corporate psychopaths in Australian workplaces : their influence on organisational outcomes

Boddy, Clive R. - 2009

instrument used to identify such people in a 2008 survey of management behaviour among 346 managers in Australia. The robust … Psychopaths were defined as those managers who scored above 12 on a psychopathy measure of their behaviour. It investigated … employees and managers, they have a significant, negative influence on organisational outcomes. Corporate Psychopaths create …

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The effects of strategic planning and firm culture on CSR

Galbreath, Jeremy - 2007

Scholars have paid considerable attention to studying the relationship between corporate social

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Boards, incentives and corporate social responsibility: the case for a change of emphasis

MacKenzie, Craig - 2007

Boards of large UK companies are devoting more time to the governance of corporate social responsibility (CSR). This is in line with the Combined Code on Corporate Governance's requirement that boards set standards and values for companies and ensure they meet their social obligations. But is...

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Conforming for competitive advantage - Institutionalising corporate social performance

Bartlett, Jennifer L. - 2005

Abstract: While corporate social responsibility has gained considerable academic, corporate and media attention, is it actually becoming institutionalised as a legitimate part of business? This paper investigates the relationship between corporate social performance, reputation and conformity...

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Addressing concerns about legitimacy: A case study of social responsibility reporting in the Australian banking industry

Bartlett, Jennifer L. - 2005

This paper investigates the relationship between social responsibility reporting and reputation at an industry rather than organisational level through a case study of the Australian banking industry. Since deregulation, the legitimacy of the social impact of the Australian banking industry has...

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Mapping value/s - aligning project outcomes with Brisbane City Council's "Living in Brisbane 2026" themes

Kraatz, Judy A.; Kajewski, Stephen L.; Manley, Karen - 2008

iterative process to identify the project-specific stakeholder footprint, accountabilities, and project objectives, at the pre …

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Corporate philanthropy: who gives and why?

Madden, Kym M.; Scaife, Wendy A. - 2007

INTRODUCTION. This chapter considers what we know, and what we might like to know about corporate philanthropy and community engagement. It does so particularly through a nonprofit marketing lens, that is, from the perspective of the nonprofit organization seeking mission revenue and resources...

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Corporate-NGO Partnerships for Sustainable Development

Damlamian, Corinne - 2006

In the last 15 years, the trend of NGOs working in cooperation with business has developed considerably. The global community – including leaders of international governmental institutions and of the non-profit sector as well as some business leaders – has recognized the importance of...

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SAB's enterprise development programmes : an evaluation of KickStart and Mahlasedi projects

Moru, Dyke - 2008

ENGLISH ABSTRACT: Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) is an illustrious initiative that most companies takeadvantage of in order to position themselves for competitive advantage in the businessworld. Other companies view it as an opportunity to contribute towards the development ofthe society...

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