Social Responsibility Journal

2005 - 2024

Current editor(s): Prof David Crowther

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Volume 4, issue 4, 2008

Do offshore outsourcing firms in the USA use their investments on corporate social responsibility to alleviate negative attitudes toward offshore outsourcing? pp. 428-438

Goitom Tesfom and Nancy J. Birch

Relevance of data mining for accounting: social implications pp. 439-455

Branka Mraović

Corporate social responsibility: an attitude of Ethiopian corporates pp. 456-463

Rajasekhara Mouly Potluri and Zelalem Temesgen

Creating socially responsible systems for holistic development pp. 464-473

Ipshita Bansal and Jaya Srivastava

Organization types and corporate social responsibility reporting in Finnish forest industry pp. 474-490

Pasi Tuominen, Terhi Uski, Iiro Jussila and Ulla Kotonen

Is socially responsible behavior good business? An investigation of tomorrow's business leaders pp. 491-503

Cynthia Rodriguez Cano, Doreen Sams and Joe Schwartz

Voluntary disclosure in Malaysian corporate annual reports: views of stakeholders pp. 504-516

Nazli A. Mohd Ghazali

The US financial services sector and illegal aliens: financial institutions legally meeting consumer demands – or social responsibility challenged business practices? pp. 517-526

Thomas A. Hemphill

Understandable and functional organizational values: true or false? pp. 527-537

Merita Mattila

Beyond philanthropy: corporate social responsibility in the Nigerian insurance industry pp. 538-548

Musa Obalola

Volume 4, issue 3, 2008

A toolkit for designing firm level strategic corporate social responsibility (CSR) initiatives pp. 265-282

Som Sekhar Bhattacharyya, Arunditya Sahay, Ashok Pratap Arora and Abha Chaturvedi

Bakhtin's theory of speech as human agency pp. 283-296

Branka Mraović

E‐learning: the latest spectrum in open and distance learning pp. 297-305

A.S. Guha and Subhashish Maji

Corporate social and environmental reporting: a survey of disclosure practices in Egypt pp. 306-323

Riham Rizk, Robert Dixon and Anne Woodhead

The abandoned mandatory OFR: a lost opportunity for SER? pp. 324-348

Jill Frances Solomon and Carla Rhianon Pel Edgley

Exploring the responsiveness of companies: corporate social responsibility to stakeholders pp. 349-365

Katherine Trebeck

It's just another war! pp. 366-377

Pauline Collins

Environmental information: special reference to greenhouse gas emissions in Spain pp. 378-387

Isabel Gallego Álvarez

Evaluate corporate social responsibility disclosure at Annual Report Companies in multifarious group of industry members of Jakarta Stock Exchange (JSX), Indonesia pp. 388-406

Edwin Mirfazli

Corporate governance in Turkey: reform and convergence pp. 407-421

Aylin Poroy Arsoy and David Crowther

Volume 4, issue 1/2, 2008

Ethics and morality in human resource management pp. 8-23

John Simmons

Values in organizations: difficult to understand, impossible to internalize? pp. 24-33

Merita Mattila

Corporate governance and innovative leaders pp. 34-40

M.A. Musa, S.E. Ismail and S. Othman

Moral commitments to community: mapping social responsibility and its ambiguities among small business owners pp. 41-55

Elizabeth A. Lange and Tara J. Fenwick

CSR, women and SMEs: the Croatian perspective pp. 56-62

Mirna Koričan and Ivija Jelavić

Corporate ethics: an end to the rhetorical interpretations of an endemic corruption pp. 63-81

Ben Tran

Corruption as a moral issue pp. 82-88

Hartmut Kreikebaum

Can we teach ethics and professional deontology? An empirical study regarding the Accounting and Finance degree pp. 89-103

Francisco Alegria Carreira, Maria do Amparo Guedes and Maria da Conceição Aleixo

Corporate social responsibility, new activism and public relations pp. 104-119

Kristin Demetrious

“What we learn today is how we behave tomorrow”: a study on students' perceptions of ethics in management education pp. 120-128

Fernanda Duarte

Ten principles of corporate citizenship pp. 129-135

David Birch

The “ethics” of being profit focused pp. 136-142

S. Mercia Selva Malar

Revisiting rights and responsibility: the case of Bhopal pp. 143-157

Loong Wong

Paradigms in corporate ethics: the legality and values of corporate ethics pp. 158-171

Ben Tran

Business ethics? A global comparative study on corporate sustainability approaches pp. 172-184

Sharon Moore and Julie Jie Wen

The organisation's captives: the no mean production of the contemporary administrative techniques pp. 185-197

Alex Coltro

Accountability discourses in advanced capitalism: who is now accountable to whom? pp. 198-208

Miriam Green, Wim Vandekerckhove and Dominique Bessire

Corporate social responsibility in India: towards a sane society? pp. 209-216

Aruna Das Gupta and Ananda Das Gupta

“Me, myself & I”: practical egoism, selfishness, self‐interest and business ethics pp. 217-227

Jelena Debeljak and Kristijan Krkač

Fighting a smoky fire: an analysis of Philip Morris's CEO speeches according to image restoration strategies pp. 228-245

Maria de Fatima Oliveira

Back to basics: an Islamic perspective on business and work ethics pp. 246-254

Riham Ragab Rizk

Volume 3, issue 4, 2007

No Principals, No Principles and Nothing in Reserve: Shell and the Failure of Agency Theory pp. 4-14

David Crowther and Esther Ortiz Martinez

“Thou Shalt not be Good Enough”: (Mis)understanding CSR pp. 15-20

Juliane Riese

A Study of Corporate Philanthropic Traits among Major Malaysian Corporations pp. 21-30

Azlan Bin Amran, Lim Lynn Ling and Yahya Sofri

Corporate Social Responsibility and the Fetter of Profitability pp. 31-39

Simeon Scott

Corporate Social Responsibility and the Empowerment of Women: An Indian Perspective pp. 40-48

Renu Jatana and David Crowther

CSR Initiatives of Indian Banking Industry pp. 49-60

Mahabir Narwal

Emotionally Sustainable Business and Communities of Commitment pp. 61-73

Tom Cockburn

Accounting Ethics Education in Turkish Public Universities pp. 74-80

Kiymet Tunca Caliyurt

Transition in Poland: Economic Success and Social Failure? pp. 81-91

Maria Aluchna

Volume 3, issue 3, 2007

Personnel's Perceptions in Three Finnish Companies: Local CSR vs. Global CSR? pp. 4-8

Merita Mattila

The Current State of Corporate Social Responsibility Among Industrial Companies in Malaysia pp. 9-18

Tamoi Janggu, Corina Joseph and Nero Madi

Evolution of Reporting on Corporate Social Responsibility by the Companies in ISE National‐30 Index in Turkey pp. 19-25

N. Nalan Altintas, Burcu Adiloglu and A. Taylan Altintas

Corporate Social Disclosures by Indonesian Listed Companies: A Pilot Study pp. 26-34

Juniati Gunawan

Customer‐owned Firms and the Concept of Regional Responsibility: Qualitative Evidence from Finnish Co‐operatives pp. 35-43

Iiro Jussila, Ulla Kotonen and Pasi Tuominen

Corporate Social Responsibility: Future Prospects in the Turkish Context pp. 44-49

Caner Dincer and Banu Dincer

A Quest for Ethical Decision Making: Searching for the Holy Grail, and Finding the Sacred Trinity in Ethical Decision‐Making by Managers pp. 50-59

Gian Luca Casali

What Level of Trust is Needed for Sustainability? pp. 60-68

Güler Aras and David Crowther

Corporate Social Responsibility and Affirmative Action Program pp. 69-78

Prashant Roy and Mohsin Alam

Implementing Corporate Social Responsibility: Punishment or Compliance? pp. 79-85

Edwin Mujih

Volume 3, issue 2, 2007

Can Ethical Decision Making be Taught? The JUSTICE Approach pp. 3-10

Cubie Lau, John F Hulpke, Michelle To and Aidan Kelly

The Role of CSR in Re‐empowering Local Communities pp. 11-21

Hillary J Shaw

Environmental Reporting Verification: A Critical Evaluation of Accountants’ Views and Corporate Practices in India pp. 22-31

Shuchi Pahuja

Corporate Social Responsibility in Your Own Backyard pp. 32-38

Len Arthur, Molly Scott Cato, Tom Keenoy and Russell Smith

Stakeholders' Activisms: Indigenous Peoples' of Sarawak Resistance against the State Government and Corporations pp. 39-51

Mohd Rafi Yaacob and Loong Wong

Averting the Catastrophe of Cyberspace pp. 52-58

Julia J.A. Shaw

The Bologna Process: Implementation and Developments in Portugal pp. 59-67

Fátima David and Rute Abreu

Pease Drum and Tank Recycling and Reconditioning: The Impact of Legislation and Limitations on Being Green pp. 68-72

Khosro S Jahdi

Tourism Industry Working Practices and Its Impact on a Geo‐brand Image pp. 73-81

Joao Freire and David Crowther

Corporate Sustainability in the Portuguese Financial Institutions pp. 82-94

Paulo Peneda Saraiva and Zelia Serrasqueiro

Volume 3, issue 1, 2007

CSR In Iberian America: Opportunity or Moot Point pp. 6-16

Alvaro de Regil Castill

CSR in South America: Fostering the Dialogue pp. 17-22

William M. O’Keefe

Strategic Corporate Social Responsibility in Latin America: A Critical Standpoint pp. 23-33

Alex Faria and Fundaçdo Getulio Vargas

The Potential for Corporate Social Responsibility in Mexico: Some Reflections pp. 34-39

Caroline Hodges

Corporate Social Engagement in Colombia pp. 40-51

Roberto Gutierrez and Ivan Dario Lobo

Sustainable management in the Argentinean companies: concepts and degree of implementation pp. 52-58

Maria Florencia Peretti

CSR Strategy Formation Processes: A Multiple Case Study from Brazil pp. 59-67

Marcio Mostardeiro

Public Policies and Social Private Investment in Contemporary Brazil pp. 68-73

Maria Alice Nunes Costa

Banks and Social Responsibility: Incorporating Social Practice in Organizational Structures pp. 74-89

Elvira Cruvinel Ferreira Ventura