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backlash and corporate social responsibility (CSR) to include algorithmic pricing. Design/methodology/approach As algorithmic … understanding of how deception, misconduct, dishonesty, and injustice in algorithmic pricing impact CSR performance, especially when …
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This paper presents a platform for analysing public relations in the future. The author suggests a reintroduction of concepts of the public sphere in public relations theory and calls attention to an emerging function of the public sphere. This function is called the public sphere of...
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Two sets of questions animate this discussion: (1) What is corporate social responsibility? Why is it desirable? How can it be assessed? (2) Why should public relations practitioners be interested in corporate social responsibility?can public relations do to promote corporate social...
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, based not on traditional profit models but on corporate social responsibility (CSR). Design/methodology/approach – A crucial … report. Findings – A discussion of the arguments for CSR engagement in the Middle East, along with two key documents agreed … by the participants, are reported here. A “statement of principles” identifies six traits of successful CSR activities in …
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Purpose The purpose of this paper is to examine the origins of and current practices in corporations seeking to define themselves as “purpose-driven”. The literature suggests that consumers, in particular Millennials, are attracted to companies that define themselves in this way both in...
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Purpose Through the lens of ethical appreciation, this paper aims to discuss what it means for a company to claim taking responsibility for its supply chain and whether this is a reasonable demand to make by corporations. Design/methodology/approach The place of ethics in economic and...
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Purpose – The purpose of this paper is to argue that there is a clear distinction between using public funds and non‐public funds for development cooperation. Design/methodology/approach – The paper describes initiatives in development cooperation that the Royal Tropical Institute (KIT)...
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Purpose – This paper aims to provide an analysis of the HSBC Swiss bank accounts scandal, from the perspective of anti-money laundering (AML) compliance, and considers the future AML implications for the banking sector and HSBC. It reviews the use of a whistleblower to highlight AML...
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responsibility (CSR). In popular music, a mash‐up is a file of digitally combined musical sources. Song A is played simultaneously … – but the sum of the parts often surpasses the originals. CSR is a management innovation like the idea of business strategy … strategists are talking, writing, and meeting about CSR, and CSR is increasingly intersecting, integrating, converging, with …
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Purpose – This article aims to explore the recent evolution of corporate social responsibility (CSR) from fringe … environmentalism, corporate transparency, community investment, diversity programs and other social benefits. Findings – CSR is a wide … costs by the billions, CSR programs are thriving. The reasons are complex, but involve the conflation of CSR with …
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