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Corporate Social Responsibility
C/B/4561. Review of “Corporate governance and social responsibility: comparative analysis of UK and US” by R. Aguilera and “Voluntary disclosure of corporate governance practices by listed Australian companies” by Collett & Hrasky
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- 2012
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The paper offers a review of research methodology used in two ethnographic studies, i.e. “Corporate governance and social responsibility: comparative analysis of UK and US” by R. Aguilera and “Voluntary disclosure of corporate governance practices by listed Australian companies” by P. Collett & S. Hrasky. The nature of research methodology is explained, both articles are critically analysed identifying their aims, evaluating the review of literature, discussing the validity of the hypotheses formulated in the articles, and making conclusions about the appropriateness of the research methods.
KEYWORDS: Review, Corporate governance and social responsibility, UK and US, Aguilera, Voluntary disclosure of corporate governance, Australian companies, Collett & Hrasky,
S/B/660. Dissertation. Corporate social responsibility in banks before and after the financial crisis
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- 2012
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- 119.99 GBP
This dissertation discusses corporate social responsibility (CSR) in banks before and after the financial crisis. The study aims to understand the relevance of CSR in the banks image and functioning, to compare the CSR parameter of banks pre and post financial crisis, to understand if the financial crisis did effect the bank CSR during the crisis, to understand what the cost of implementing effective CSR is, and to understand how banks benefited from their CSR practices. The review of literature begins by defining CSR, and follows with a discussion regarding dimensions of CSR, outcomes of CSR, and criticism of CSR. This section also assesses The Co-operative Bank, HSBC, and the Bank of America. The paper then outlines the research methodology and the findings from the research are evaluated.
KEYWORDS: Dissertation, corporate social responsibility, financial crisis, CSR, The Co-operative Bank, HSBC, Bank of America,
C/B/4537. Corporate social responsibility: case study of Cadbury
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- 1600
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- 2012
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The paper examines the concept of corporate social responsibility (CSR) and its application in the business strategy of Cadbury Ltd. Cadbury’s background is described, CSR challenges faced by the company are outlined, their CSR commitments are examined along the lines of sustainability, environmental commitment, etc.
KEYWORDS: Corporate social responsibility, CSR, Cadbury,
C/B/4506. Corporate social responsibility in context of individual stakeholder and wider society
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- 2100
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- 2012
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- 29.99 GBP
The paper looks at the concept of Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) from various perspectives, i.e. in the context of employee as a stakeholder, in the context of wider society and in the context of CSR legislative framework. References are made to the stakeholder theory, HRM theory and theoretical aspects of business in multinational corporations (MNC).
KEYWORDS: Corporate social responsibility, CSR, individual stakeholder, wider society,
C/B/4495. Dissertation. Corporate social responsibility and national discrimination in the workplace in Saudi Arabia
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- 16500
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- 2012
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- 169.99 GBP
This dissertation aims to develop specific corporate social responsibility (CSR) policies to contribute to the elimination of national discrimination in Saudi Arabian countries. The objectives are to explore different interpretations of national discrimination as explained by the key models of CSR, to identify present and future consequences of national discrimination in the Saudi Companies, to find out the major obstacles to equal employee rights and opportunities in the Saudi organisational context, and to develop relevant recommendations to the CSR managers and policymakers aimed at the elimination of national discrimination. The review of literature discusses topics like the shareholder value model, the stakeholder model, business ethics, social activist theory, and the legitimacy theory. The plan for the methodology is detailed, and the paper then outlines and analyses all of the findings. Conclusions are made regarding the lessons learnt and recommendations for the future.
KEYWORDS: Dissertation, CSR, national discrimination, Saudi Arabia, employee rights!,
C/B/4391. The relationship between corporate social responsibility and corporate governance
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- 5200
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- 2012
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- 59.99 GBP
This paper discusses the relationship between corporate social responsibility (CSR) and corporate governance, and aims to assess the management of risk. The paper details aspects of CSR and corporate governance, and details the way in which both concepts have developed. The need for corporate governance is provided, and the convergence of corporate governance and CSR is detailed. The study then goes on to discuss internal control and enterprise risk management, and the relationship between the two is evaluated. A discussion is carried out regarding risk management, internal control, audit functions, and regulatory differences. Conclusions are made regarding recommendations.
KEYWORDS: corporate social responsibility, corporate governance, CSR, risk management, internal control, enterprise risk management, internal control, audit functions, regulatory differences,
C/B/4364. Environmental strategies and market position of Tesco and Wal-Mart
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- 2750
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- 2012
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The paper looks at the performance of two UK supermarket retailers, Tesco and Wal-Mart, comparing their business purposes, policies of corporate social responsibility (CSR), market behaviour, economic environment, etc. Impacts of globalization on their respective market position are assessed, recommendations are suggested about environmental initiatives of Tesco and Wal-Mart.
KEYWORDS: Environmental strategies, market position, Tesco, Wal-Mart,
C/B/4354. Carroll's CSR pyramid: solution to conflict between economic and social responsibilities at corporate level
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- 2350
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- 2012
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The paper addresses the conflict between corporate economic responsibility (CER) and corporate social responsibility (CSR) providing definitions of CER and CSR, and analysing the ‘pyramid’ of economic, legal, ethical and philanthropic responsibilities proposed by A. Carroll. Organisational implications of Carroll’s pyramid are discussed.
KEYWORDS: Carroll’s CSR pyramid, corporate economic responsibility, corporate social responsibility,
C/B/4352. Bhopal disaster: issues of CSR and stakeholders' responsibility
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- 2012
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The paper looks at the disaster in Bhopal, a plant owned by Union Carbide and the Indian government, addressing the issues of corporate social responsibility (CSR) and stakeholders’ responsibility to determine who should be held liable for the disaster. The theory of CSR and stakeholder theory are reviewed and discussed in the context of business ethics.
KEYWORDS: Bhopal disaster, CSR, stakeholders’ responsibility, Union Carbide, business ethics,
C/B/4323. Examination of corporate social responsibility at M&S and their Plan A initiative
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- 3550
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- 2011
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This paper discusses corporate social responsibility (CSR) at M&S, and examines their Plan A initiative. The paper begins by providing background information on CSR, globalization, and stakeholder management. The pros and cons of the CSR approach to management in MNE’s are also detailed. The paper then examines Plan A and its commitments, some of which include climate change, waste, health and employees. The way in which plan A may be implemented in developing nations is discussed in reference to a range of topics, some of which include political reform, crisis response, investment incentives, and supply chain.
KEYWORDS: corporate social responsibility, CSR, M&S, their Plan A initiative, globalization, stakeholder management, climate change, waste, developing nations, political reform,
C/E/802. Crowne Plaza Hotels and Resorts: corporate social responsibility, carbon footprint and climate change
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- 1150
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- 15-slide presentation
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- 2011
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- 29.99 GBP
The paper examines the policy of corporate social responsibility (CSR) “Green Engage” adopted by Crowne Plaza Hotels (CPH), part of Intercontinental Hotel Group (IHG), to reduce their environmental impacts and carbon footprint. The response of Crowne Plaza Hotels to climate change is discussed, the benefits of CSR for CRH are outlined. A 15-slide presentation of the paper is supplied in a separate file.
KEYWORDS: Corporate social responsibility, CSR, Crowne Plaza Hotels, climate change, carbon footprint, Intercontinental Hotel,
C/B/4241. Theoretical underpinnings of corporate social responsibility: literature review
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- 4650
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- 2011
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- 49.99 GBP
The paper looks at the concept of corporate social responsibility (CSR) providing its definitions, explaining the importance of accountability as an element of CSR, discussing various approaches to CSR, and exploring the relationship between organisational CSR and stakeholders. The role of stakeholders’ engagement in CSR is considered with regard to environmental sustainability and ethical business practices.
KEYWORDS: corporate social responsibility, CSR, literature review, accountability, environmental sustainability, ethical business,
C/B/4231. CSR and company's financial performance
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- 2150
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- 2011
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- 29.99 GBP
The paper looks at the concept of corporate social responsibility (CSR) reviewing its history and definitions, exploring approaches that make a company socially responsible, discussing the relationship between CSR and financial performance, and using the example of Junction Hotel who increased their financial performance by enhancing social responsiveness.
KEYWORDS: CSR, corporate social responsibility, financial performance, Junction Hotel,
C/HR/1158. Contributions of HRM to Humphrey Group CSR
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- 1400
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- 2011
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- 19.99 GBP
The paper examines the contribution of the human resources (HR) department to the policy of corporate social responsibility (CSR) pursued by Humphrey Group. The practices of HRM are detailed and evaluated with regard to the development, implementation and promotion of organisation’s CSR values and goals.
KEYWORDS: Contributions of HRM, Humphrey Group, CSR, corporate social responsibility,
S/B/647. CSR reporting in the aviation industry
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- 2011
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This paper presents a report on the aviation industry, and begins by discussing corporate social responsibility (CSR). The current and future issues that the aviation industry faces is discussed in detail in reference to economic, environmental, and social aspects. CSR reporting is discussed in relation to a number of airlines, some of which include Delta Airlines, United Airlines, Cathay Pacific, British Airways, and Pakistan International Airlines. After this analysis is carried out, the paper then provides recommendations and conclusions.
KEYWORDS: Corporate Social Responsibility, aviation industry, CSR, CSR reporting, Delta Airlines, United Airlines, Cathay Pacific, British Airways, Pakistan International Airlines,
C/B/4205. The objectives and strategies of a newly internationalized company. Case study: Elecdyne
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- 1500
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- 2011
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This paper examines Elecdyne, a fictional Japanese company dealing in electronics. The paper aims to assess the challenges that a newly internationalized company faces when forming its objectives and strategies. Organisational structure is examined in reference to centralisation and decentralisation. The importance of corporate social responsibility (CSR) to Elecdyne is examined, and the paper then details the company’s corporate objectives.
KEYWORDS: Elecdyne, Japanese company, electronics, internationalized company, Organisational structure, centralisation, decentralisation, corporate social responsibility, CSR!,
S/B/645. Strategic proposal for Discovery Communications
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- 4300
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- 2011
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This paper examines Discovery Communications, a global media company, and begins by providing an overview of the company. This is followed by a stakeholder analysis and a discussion regarding power issues and corporate social responsibility. The paper carries out a financial analysis of the company from 2009 to 2011. Cultural aspects of the organisation are discussed in reference to their corporate culture and the paper uses the culture web to further the analysis. A range of strategic analysis tools are used namely value chain, PESTEL, Porters five forces, SWOT, and the Ansoff matrix. All of the analyses are provided in detail, and the paper concludes by providing recommendations for alternative strategies for the company.
KEYWORDS: Discovery Communications, stakeholder analysis, corporate social responsibility, financial analysis, corporate culture, value chain, PESTEL, Porters five forces, SWOT, Ansoff matrix,
C/B/4179. Corporate social responsibility: theory and case study of CSR in Tesco
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- 3700
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- 2011
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- 39.99 GBP
The paper reports on the approaches to corporate social responsibility (CSR) used by the UK supermarket Tesco. CSR theory is reviewed providing CSR definitions, describing the forms of CSR, identifying CSR drivers, explaining CSR models, etc. Tesco’s policies of CSR are examined with regard to their International supply chain, community friendly environmental strategies, etc.
KEYWORDS: Corporate social responsibility, CSR, Tesco,
C/B/4178. Dissertation. Relationship between Corporate Social Responsibility and Brand Image of Food Retailers
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- 16800
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- 2011
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- 169.99 GBP
The dissertation investigates motivational factors behind consumer choices aiming to establish whether corporate social responsibility (CSR) and “green” food marketing are becoming increasingly important for consumer behaviour towards food purchasing. Literature is reviewed on the CSR theory, branding theory, the link between CSR and shareholder profit, CSR and corporate culture, ethical practices in the food retail industry, influences of “green” food on consumers, etc. The methodology of the research includes analysis of secondary data and primary data obtained via questionnaires. Conclusions are made about consumer trends in buying behaviour towards the brands of food retailers that identify with CSR and green products.
KEYWORDS: Dissertation, Corporate Social Responsibility, CSR, Brand Image, Food Retailers, green food, consumer behaviour,
C/B/4173. Unilever's policy of Corporate Social Responsibility and HRM
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- 2600
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- 2011
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The paper examines the issues of Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) associated with Unilever’s policy of introducing automation in their Saudi Arabia plant. The background of the company is described, theoretical underpinnings of CSR are reviewed, Unilever’s CSR and HRM policies are evaluated discussing the link between employees, stakeholders, psychological contract and CSR.
KEYWORDS: Unilever, Corporate Social Responsibility, CSR, HRM, psychological contract,
C/F/1275. Company Directors, Corporate Governance and Environmental Policies of Tesco
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- 2500
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- 2011
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- 29.99 GBP
The paper looks at the policy of Tesco’s Board of Directors towards corporate social responsibility (CSR). The structure of the Board is presented, their compliance with legal requirements related to corporate governance is evaluated, Tesco’s environmental policies are critically analysed questioning whether Corporate Governance have achieved their environmental targets, and whether the company provides sufficient information for the shareholders.
KEYWORDS: Tesco’s Board of Directors, Environmental Policies, Corporate Governance,
C/B/4166. Business ethics and CSR in relation to racial discrimination
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- 1250
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- 2011
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- 19.99 GBP
This paper examines business ethics and CSR in relation to racial discrimination. The paper begins by evaluating the Universalism theory, and follows with an identification of the problems surrounding racial discrimination in the UK. The ways in which these issues can be resolved are identified before conclusions are made.
KEYWORDS: Business ethics, CSR, racial discrimination, Universalism theory,
C/B/4155. Corporate social responsibility and sponsorship. Case study: Serge Lutens and the London Centre for Nanotechnology
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- 450
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- 2011
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- 9.99 GBP
This paper looks at corporate social responsibility (CSR) in relation to sponsorship. The paper aims to examine the different stages of CSR that can be adopted during processes of sponsorship. The paper then suggests a CSR sponsorship initiative for Serge Lutens and the London Centre for Nanotechnology.
KEYWORDS: corporate social responsibility, CSR, sponsorship, sponsorship initiative, Serge Lutens, London Centre for Nanotechnology,
C/B/4132. An examination of corporate social entrepreneurship and social entrepreneurship
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- 2150
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- 2011
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- 29.99 GBP
This paper examines the emergence of corporate social entrepreneurship (CSE) in relation to corporate social responsibility (CSR). The paper also examines commercial entrepreneurship in relation to social entrepreneurship. The paper begins by providing definitions of CSR, CSE, and commercial entrepreneurship. Commercial entrepreneurship vs. social entrepreneurship is examined, and the paper then provides examples of social entrepreneurship and business entrepreneurship. The differences between entrepreneurship and social entrepreneurship are examined in relation to four areas.
KEYWORDS: corporate social entrepreneurship, CSE, corporate social responsibility, CSR, commercial entrepreneurship, social entrepreneurship, business entrepreneurship,
S/B/642. CSR is a public relations device designed to throw sand in our eyes. Discuss
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- 2250
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- 2011
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- 29.99 GBP
The paper examines the concept of corporate social responsibility (CSR) in historical and business contexts of the oil industry. Examples of poor CSR implementation are discussed including the disaster of British Petroleum (BP) oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico. The importance of commitment to CSR is emphasised arguing that CSR is more than public relations (PR) policy.
KEYWORDS: CSR, public relations, oil industry, PR, public relations, BP, oil spill,
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