Social Responsibility Journal
2005 - 2024
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Volume 6, issue 4, 2010
- Does the explicit recognition of the commitment and contribution of staff within an organisation's CSR strategy matter? pp. 492-509

- Faruk Merali
- The influence of environmental practices on ethical attitudes: internal principles vs external factors pp. 510-521

- Chieh‐Wen Sheng and Ming‐Chia Chen
- CSR and sustainable community development in Nigeria: WAPCO, a case from the cement industry pp. 522-535

- Adeolu O. Adewuyi and Afolabi Olowookere
- Developing effective ethics for effective behavior pp. 536-550

- Steven E. Wallis
- Wal‐Mart's nontraditional banking business and corporate social responsibility pp. 551-561

- Intae Yoon and InSoo Chung
- Classifying current social responsibility accounting methods for assisting a dialogue between business and society pp. 562-580

- Ioannis E. Nikolaou and Konstantinos I. Evangelinos
- Linking strategic logistics change to labor rights pp. 580-592

- Maria Björklund
- Incorporating stakeholder approach in corporate social responsibility (CSR): a case study at multinational corporations (MNCs) in Penang pp. 593-610

- Wong Lai Cheng and Jamilah Ahmad
- Corporate social responsibility of the top ten: examples taken from the Warsaw Stock Exchange pp. 611-626

- Maria Aluchna
- Preliminary insights on sustainability reporting and assurance practices in Malaysia pp. 627-645

- Yussri Sawani, Mustaffa Mohamed Zain and Faizah Darus
Volume 6, issue 3, 2010
- Latest evolution of academic research in corporate social responsibility: an empirical analysis pp. 332-344

- Enrique Bigne, Alejandro Alvarado Herrera, Rafael Currás Pérez and José Javier Rivera Alcami
- Critical incidents and social construction of corporate social responsibility pp. 345-361

- Ole Andreas Engen, Aslaug Mikkelsen and Kjell Grønhaug
- Management systems and the CSR engagement pp. 362-373

- Hung Woan Ting, Bala Ramasamy and Chew Ging Lee
- Differences in the impact assessment of social initiatives carried out by private firms and civil society organizations: evidence from Ibero‐America pp. 374-385

- Mladen Koljatic and Monica Silva
- Determinants of socially responsible corporate behaviours in the Spanish electricity sector pp. 386-403

- José María González González
- Determinants of environmental accounting practices in local entities: evidence from Portugal pp. 404-419

- Veronica P. Lima Ribeiro and Cristina Aibar‐Guzman
- Corporate social responsibility: finding the middle ground pp. 420-432

- Magdy M. Hussein
- CSR and stakeholders of small businesses in regional South Australia pp. 433-451

- Nina Evans and Janet Sawyer
- From corporate social responsibility awareness to action? pp. 452-468

- Caroline D. Ditlev‐Simonsen
- Business education, aesthetics and the rule of law: cultivating the moral manager pp. 469-486

- Julia J.A. Shaw and Hillary J. Shaw
Volume 6, issue 2, 2010
- Does nationalization increase stakeholder democracy? pp. 164-182

- Simeon Scott
- The geopolitics of currencies and the issue of monetary sovereignty pp. 183-196

- Branka Mraović
- An investigation of Turkish small and medium‐sized enterprises online CSR communication pp. 197-207

- Caner Dincer and Banu Dincer
- Corporate social responsibility and consumers' perception of price pp. 208-221

- Daniela Abrantes Ferreira, Marcos Gonçalves Avila and Marina Dias de Faria
- Identifying stakeholders' needs and constraints in adoption of ICT services in rural areas: the case of India pp. 222-236

- Sapna A. Narula and Sabhyata Arora
- Social dimension of sustainability in retail: case studies of small and medium Brazilian supermarkets pp. 237-251

- Fábio Marques, Paulo Sérgio Miranda Mendonça and Charbel José Chiappetta Jabbour
- Hotel employees' beliefs on unethical behavior pp. 252-267

- Emel Gonenc Guler and Cemal Yukselen
- Social responsibility of hospitals: an Indian context pp. 268-285

- R. Rohini and B. Mahadevappa
- Recent developments in social and environmental accounting research pp. 286-305

- Teresa Eugénio, Isabel Costa Lourenço and Ana Isabel Morais
- Do stakeholder management strategy and salience influence corporate social responsibility in Indian companies? pp. 306-327

- Supriti Mishra and Damodar Suar
Volume 6, issue 1, 2010
- Corporate social responsibility in a Brazilian mining company: “official” and divergent narratives pp. 4-17

- Fernanda Duarte
- Students' perceptions regarding CSR success of the US forest products industry pp. 18-32

- Rajat Panwar, Eric Hansen and Roy Anderson
- Corporate social responsibility: a study of Kazakhstan corporate sector pp. 33-44

- Rajasekhara Mouly Potluri, Yespayeva Batima and Kunev Madiyar
- Collectors behaving ethically: an emerging consumption constellation pp. 45-61

- Jennifer Yurchisin and Sara B. Marcketti
- Perception of important information in corporate social disclosures: evidence from Indonesia pp. 62-71

- Juniatí Gunawan
- Biotechnology education and societal demands: challenges faced by biotechnology and human resources development pp. 72-90

- B. Pandu Ranga Narasimharao
- Sustainability along the global supply chain: the case of Vietnam pp. 91-107

- Antonio Tencati, Angeloantonio Russo and Victoria Quaglia
- Corporate social responsibility of a Nigerian polluter: the West African Portland Cement (WAPCO) Nigerian PLC's case pp. 108-125

- Adeolu O. Adewuyi and Afolabi Olowookere
- Principles for responsible metals supply to electronics pp. 126-142

- Steven B. Young, Alberto Fonseca and Goretty Dias
- Sensemaking of managers' ethical work orientations pp. 143-155

- Christina Reis
Volume 5, issue 4, 2009
- Two‐way communication strategy on CSR information in China pp. 440-449

- Hua Chen and Haibin Zhang
- The development and structural confirmation of an instrument for measuring the social responsibility of small and micro business in the African context pp. 450-463

- Dennis Yao Dzansi and Marius Pretorius
- Will consumers pay a premium for ethical information? pp. 464-477

- Robert E. Carter
- Determining factors of environmental strategic positioning adopted by Portuguese large companies pp. 478-498

- Sónia Maria da Silva Monteiro and Beatriz Aibar Guzmán
- Linking corporate social responsibility with admiration through organizational outcomes pp. 499-511

- Juan‐Gabriel Cegarra‐Navarro and Aurora Martínez‐Martínez
- Nestlé as corporate citizen: a critique of itsCommitment to Africareport pp. 512-524

- Kumba Jallow
- (Good) corporate governance and the strategic integration of meso ethics pp. 525-539

- Steven H. Appelbaum, Louis Vigneault, Edward Walker and Barbara T. Shapiro
- Corporate social responsibility and image in organizations: for the insiders or the outsiders? pp. 540-549

- Merita Mattila
- Doing well by doing good in Thailand pp. 550-565

- Suthisak Kraisornsuthasinee and Fredric William Swierczek
- A journey into silence: students, stakeholders and the impact of a strategic governmental policy document in the UK pp. 566-574

- Sandra Sinfield, Debbie Holley and Tom Burns
Volume 5, issue 3, 2009
- A valuation model for corporate social responsibility pp. 284-299

- José Daza
- Corporate irresponsibility and corporate social responsibility: competing realities pp. 300-310

- Brian Jones, Ryan Bowd and Ralph Tench
- Corporate social disclosure in Libya pp. 311-327

- John D. Pratten and Adel Abdulhamid Mashat
- Cameroon reached the heavily indebted poor countries (HIPC) initiative: expectations of civil servants and their predicaments pp. 328-343

- Pius T. Tanga and Evert Ngamdzele Dzemua
- Corporate social responsibility (CSR) reporting: a study of selected banking companies in Bangladesh pp. 344-357

- Md Khan, Abdel K. Halabi and Martin Samy
- Corporate social reporting in Malaysia: a case of mimicking the West or succumbing to local pressure pp. 358-375

- Azlan Amran and A.K. Siti‐Nabiha
- The effect of globalization on commitment to ethical corporate governance and corporate social responsibility in Lebanon pp. 376-387

- Abdulrazzak Charbaji
- Socially responsible purchasing in supply chains: drivers and barriers in Sweden pp. 388-407

- Oksana Mont and Charlotte Leire
- The influence of ISO 14000 on firm performance pp. 408-422

- Joyce Koe Hwee Nga
- Social responsibility in SMEs: a source of business value pp. 423-434

- Cristina Iturrioz, Cristina Aragón, Lorea Narbaiza and Asunción Ibañez
Volume 5, issue 2, 2009
- Chinese consumer perceptions of socially responsible consumption pp. 144-151

- Hua Chen and Yusheng Kong
- Managing within the challenges and tensions facing the twenty‐first century UK National Health Service (NHS): the dilemma of a managerial identity within the context of a socially responsible organization pp. 152-164

- Faruk Merali
- The embedding of knowledge in the academy: “tolerance”, irresponsibility or other imperatives? pp. 165-177

- Miriam Green
- CSR activities in award‐winning Thai companies pp. 178-199

- Busaya Virakul, Kalayanee Koonmee and Gary N. McLean
- Exploring socially responsible behaviour of Indian consumers: an empirical investigation pp. 200-211

- Narendra Singh
- The relationship between corporate social responsibility disclosure and corporate governance characteristics in Malaysian public listed companies pp. 212-226

- Roshima Said, Yuserrie Hj Zainuddin and Hasnah Haron
- Relationship between environmental disclosures and corporate characteristics: a study of large manufacturing companies in India pp. 227-244

- Shuchi Pahuja
- Addressing and measuring small business social responsibility in the African context: a stakeholder framework pp. 245-256

- Dennis Yao Dzansi and Marius Pretorius
- Refugees in Jordan: sociological perspective pp. 257-264

- Fayez A. Simadi and Ghazi S. Nahar
- Before and after: employees' views on corporate social responsibility: energy‐sector stakeholders in Nordic post‐merger integration pp. 265-279

- Jari Syrjälä and Tuomo Takala
Volume 5, issue 1, 2009
- Organizational culture and CSR: an exploratory study of Estonian service organizations pp. 6-18

- Krista Jaakson, Maaja Vadi and Katrin Tamm
- CSR as a tool to fight against poverty: the case of Mauritius pp. 19-33

- Nicolas J.F. Ragodoo
- Status and direction of corporate social responsibility in Indian perspective: an exploratory study pp. 34-47

- Sudhir Chandra Das
- Corporate social responsibility in Poland: the Responsible Business Forum 2002‐2007 report perspective pp. 48-61

- Izabela Koładkiewicz
- Building a model of corporate social responsibility in the old industrial region(in the case of Upper Silesia): a sociological perspective pp. 62-69

- Marek S. Szczepański, Robert Geisler and Anna Śliz
- Corruption and economic growth in some selected transitional economies pp. 70-82

- Hakeem Ishola Mobolaji and Kamil Omoteso
- Contribution on the analysis of the environmental disclosure: a comparative study of American and European multinationals pp. 83-93

- Dammak Saida
- Corporate governance and law‐role of independent directors: theory and practice in India pp. 94-111

- Iti Bose
- The forgotten managing agency system: a nineteenth century model of Indian corporate governance pp. 112-122

- Kamal Ghosh Ray
- Implementation of best practice code: practical implications from the Warsaw Stock Exchange pp. 123-140

- Maria Aluchna
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