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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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The Effect of Corporate Social Responsibility on South
Munger, Belinda - 2011
In today’s competitive business environment, a company which understands thereasons why consumers chose to purchase their product or service instead of theircompetitors’ should be able to use these reasons to gain competitive advantage.As more consumers are becoming aware of social causes...
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Does Corporate Social Responsibility make any differences when it comes to “Un-substitutable” Product from Customer Point of View
Foo, Durianna Sook Teng; Yazdanifard, R - 2014
Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) is where a firm apart from making profits, the firm contributes by doing social good as a part of responsibilities to the society and environment. The masked intention of CSR is being questioned whether is the organization practices CSR for promotion or...
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Does Corporate Social Responsibility make any differences when it comes to “Un-substitutable” Product from Customer Point of View
Foo, Durianna Sook Teng; Yazdanifard, R - 2014
Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) is where a firm apart from making profits, the firm contributes by doing social good as a part of responsibilities to the society and environment. The masked intention of CSR is being questioned whether is the organization practices CSR for promotion or...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10011531838
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A Study to Determine the Incentives of Companies In Their Decisions to Either Sponsor or Not to Sponsor Professional Sports Teams
Rolling, David Mark - 2010
considerable if administrators and decision-makers are to understand the mechanism of professional sports sponsorship. …The purpose of this study was to determine the incentives of companies in either sponsoring or not sponsoring … professional sports teams. The review of literature regarding the identification of incentives to sponsor professional sports teams …
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Sportfinanzierung – Spannungen zwischen Markt und Staat
Büch, Martin-Peter; Maennig, Wolfgang; Schulke, … - 2008
Sport wird einerseits wie jede andere Tätigkeit in der Gesellschaft mit öffentlichen Abgabelasten beschwert … steuerlichen Behandlung des Sports hat wiederholt Fragen nach der öffentlichen Finanzierung des Sportes aufgeworfen: Inwieweit sind …
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Corporate Social Responsibility in der Textilbranche : eine Fallanalyse am Beispiel des Modelabels Armedangels
Seidel, Tina - 2010
Unternehmen werden angehalten einen freiwilligen Beitrag zu leisten, im Sinne von ökologischer und sozialer Nachhaltigkeit. Demnach können soziale Missstände beseitigt und auf umweltschonende Maßnahmen im betrieblichen Kreislauf geachtet werden. Durch den stattfindenden Wertewandel der...
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Building corporate social responsibility into strategy
Graduate School of Business
Purpose: To explore how corporate social responsibility (CSR) can be effectively built into firm strategy. Design/methodology/approach: By drawing upon classics work in the field, this paper first offers conceptual discussion and then systematically develops a means of incorporating CSR into...
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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
This thesis describes the construct of psychopathy and the study of psychopaths. It identifies that psychopaths have been studied extensively in their criminal manifestations but that there is a large and recognised gap in the literature and a stated need for the study of successful psychopaths...
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