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responsibility (CSR) interventions toward the mining community, commissioned by a gold mining company in Guinea, are interpreted by … mining community in CSR programs, and how these interventions shape new understandings of the company׳s territory among the …
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responsibility (CSR). These functions provide companies with mechanisms through which to engage and manage their relationships with … industry that companies have adopted CSR as a ‘core competence’, we argue that the industry has yet to incorporate the CRD …
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Social Responsibility (CSR) initiatives which are often promoted as a means of contributing to the sustainability and … conceptual and practical guidance for conflict-resolution oriented CSR policies. The framework is further used to analyse two … CSR to welfare and the socio-economic development of mining communities and sustainable development of the nation. It …
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voluntary CSR programs. …
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This paper examines the role and diffusion of corporate social responsibility (CSR) management, especially in relation … Catalonia (Spain). Specifically, it identifies the most salient CSR practices, procedures and metrics and the profiles of … familiar with CSR practices, but there is not much formalization of procedures and measurement systems of CSR yet. Results show …
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relevance of responsible production, which includes both Fair Trade and Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) initiatives. The … responsible production and contrasting the models and realities of Fair Trade and CSR, I present the rather optimistic ‘business …
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We argue that Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) may affect the agency relationship inside a firm. We analyze how … CSR and the threat of stakeholder activism influence effort of manager and shareholder, and describe how CSR may arise … endogenously in this context. By engaging in CSR the shareholder can commit to less monitoring, increase the manager’s effort, and …
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This paper discusses the potential value of local, partnership-based employability training and job guarantee programmes, focusing on one example--the 'Alloa Initiative'. The Initiative involved an employability training and job guarantee scheme developed in partnership with Tesco, a major...
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The late 1980s and early 1990s saw rapid economic growth and subjugation of social policy and environmental concerns, as development was driven through the corporate and financial sectors in East and Southeast Asian economies, fuelled by free market reforms as societies edged towards...
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robustness of this hypothesis, we analyse, in this work, the association among certain CSR indicators and the evolution of some … variables related to economic growth in the OECD countries. The results obtained do not warrant CSR being considered a … determinant factor for economic growth, but they reveal a positive association between CSR indicators of and those of economic …
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