This paper provides insight into the business case of corporate social responsibility (CSR) at Columbia Garments Limited in Bangladesh. Therefore, the study analyses how CSR practices have resulted in an increased financial and nonfinancial performance of this factory. Qualitative data were...

The purpose of this study is to investigate the relationship between CSR & accounting by analyzing some factors that would include social accounting, human resource accounting, environment accounting, tax avoidance, balanced scored card and ethical standard. The study is in a face-to-face...

Adopting a sustainable business model is an essential element of gaining competitive advantage. Specifically, the management of fashion and textile supply chains characterized by geographical extension requires paying particular attention to environmental and social sustainability. Following an...

In this paper we argue that viewing corporations as political actors in developing countries provides additional insights for understanding the relationship between CSR and social development. We introduce a framework from the ‘Political' CSR literature that is geared towards evaluating...

This paper tries to give a general overview of the importance of Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) and antitrust compliance for the fashion companies using both a theoretical and a pragmatic approach. Although the great differences between CSR and antitrust – mainly those related to their...

The paper addresses the limits of World Trade Organization (WTO) law in respect of protection of workers, human rights, animal welfare, and the environment. Instead, enterprises through their corporate social responsibilities (CSR) can fill in the legal gaps in providing protection of non-trade...