Can a value pluralist maintain a commitment to human rights? In this paper, I argue that they can and, indeed, should do so. Value pluralism requires that we reject the notion that any single value can serve as a foundation for universal human rights. However, it also points us toward what is...

This article presents a theory-based approach to the identification and integration of intangible elements of customer contribution to value-oriented planning. Our analysis is premised on the Resource Based View and the concept of Value Based Management. We develop a value driver tree, which...

This study seeks to fill in gap in the existing literature by looking at how and whether disclosure of social value creation becomes a part of legitimation strategies of social enterprises. By using legitimacy reasoning, this study informs that three global social organizations, Grameen Bank,...

Economy can be defined as the science which, by means of the concept of utility, assesses the value of a good according to subjective and psycho-social factors, traditions and customs, in the context of some objective determinations, conditioned by certain budgetary-financial constraints. In...

In the literature, CSR has been studied as a mean to reconnect sport organizations and society. Nevertheless, little attention has been paid to Porter and Kramer's "shared value". Therefore, after presenting the management of sport organisations as well as CSR, this article will be drawn on...