Corporate Social Responsibility

Chapter 1 Imagined Communities Incorporated: Corporate Social Responsibility and Value Creation in a Globalised World

Chapter 2 Financial Capabilities and Poverty Alleviation: The Role of Responsible Financial Decisions

Chapter 3 From Weak to Strong CSR: The Contribution of New Categories in the Account(ing) Ability of EoC Industrial Parks

Chapter 4 Public Interests and Corporate Obligations: The Challenge from Consequentialism

Chapter 5 Agribusiness CSR Practices on the Establishment of Underdeveloped Supply Chains: Evidence from Tanzania

Chapter 6 A Sociological Approach to the Problem of Competing CSR Agendas

Chapter 7 New Directions for Corporate Social Responsibility and Health?

Chapter 9 Re-conceiving Corporate Social Responsibility Programmes for Education

Chapter 10 Developing Corporate Governance with CSR

Chapter 11 Impact of CSR on Economies with Weak Governance

Chapter 12 Responsible Risk-Taking, or How Might CSR Be Responsive to the Nature of Contemporary Risks? Reflections on Sub-seabed Carbon Dioxide Storage in Scotland and Marine Radioactive Contamination in Fukushima Prefecture, Japan

Chapter 13 The Link Between CSR and Sustainable Development in a Global Economy