Social Responsibility Journal

2005 - 2024

Current editor(s): Prof David Crowther

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Volume 2, issue 3/4, 2006

Lemmings in the Casino: Metamorphoses of the Crises of Capitalist Accumulation ‐ Threats and 238 Opportunities of the Current Stage pp. 237-250

Branka Mraovic

Disclosure Regulation and Accounting Education in the UK: Moving Towards Corporate Accountability 252 and Transparency pp. 251-260

A. Salama, A. Cathcart, M. Andrews and R. Hall

Think global, act local: Corporate Social Responsibility Management in Multinational Companies pp. 261-272

M. Morand and L. Rayman‐Bacchus

Cause‐Related Marketing in financial service organisations in Cyprus pp. 273-281

Ioanna Papasolomou and Marlen Demetriou

Spivs, Shonks and Sharks: The HIH Collapse as a Moral Tale of Corporate Capitalism pp. 282-290

Fernanda Duarte

Integrate Protected Areas into Broader land, Seascapes and Sectors from a Social Responsibility of the 292 Environment perspective pp. 291-299

R. Ş Topal and A. Öngen

From what we say to what we tell: the rhetoric of social responsibility in France pp. 300-307

Rodolphe Ocler

Consumarchy & CSR pp. 308-320

P. Martin Dumas

The Necessity of Fraud Education for Accounting Students: A Research Study From Turkey pp. 321-327

Kiymet Tunca Caliyurt and David Crowther

Application of Data Mining Method for Financial Profiling pp. 328-334

Nermin Ozgulbas and Ali Serhan Koyuncugil

Fragilitiy in Banking Sector and Public’s Role pp. 335-343

Gökhan Sönmezler and Ismail Siriner

Volume 2, issue 2, 2006

Managing Business Crises: The CSR Perspective pp. 124-130

Tejinder Sharma and Mahabior Narwal

The Importance of Environmental Communication: Evidence from Turkey pp. 131-135

Caner Dincer and Banu Dincer

Understanding the Dynamics of Corporate Social Responsibility using the Concept of the Shadow Side pp. 136-141

Gary Pheiffer, Dave Griffiths and David Andrew

The Failure of Multinational Companies in Developing Countries in Sharing Environmental Responsibilities: The Case of Turkey pp. 142-150

Fulya Akyildiz

Studying Corporate Social Responsibility in Finland: Genuine Gesture or Pursuit of a Big(ger) Profit? pp. 159-164

Merita Mattila

The shaping of relations between a developing economy and MNCs: Bangladesh and Shipping pp. 165-172

Lez Rayman‐Bacchus and Silvia Chowdhury

The Word for World is Not Forest pp. 173-185

David Crowther and Branka Mraović

The European Constitution and CSR; Consensus or Conflict pp. 186-193

Julia J.A. Shaw

Developing Diversity in SMEs: collaboration between a city, a business school and employers pp. 194-200

Adam Palmer and Nigel Bradley

A quite unreasonable state of affairs: Corporate Social Responsibility and the John Lewis Partnership pp. 201-206

Abby Cathcart

Who is kidding whom? A study of complicity, seduction and deception in the marketplace pp. 207-215

Chloe Chadderton and Robin Croft

CSR in the Community: Redefining the Social Role of the Supermarket Giants pp. 216-222

Hillary Shaw

Volume 2, issue 1, 2006

Editorial pp. 3-3

David Crowther

Governance Reform And The Changes In Legislation On Corporate Control In China pp. 4-13

Lan Jiang

ICT and Distance Education: Critiquing Modes And ‘Limitations’ pp. 14-16

Ananya S Guha

Leaders or Followers? pp. 17-22

Elizabeth Bruce

The Irish Carbon Tax: A Lost Opportunity? pp. 23-34

Margery Stapleton, Helena Lenihan, Sheila Killian, Breda O'Sullivan and Kemmy Business

“It was horrid, very very horrid”: a student perspective on coming to an inner‐city university in the UK pp. 36-41

Debbie Holley, Sandra Sinfield and Tom Burns

New Urban Poverty as a Social Responsibility Field and Municialities pp. 42-49

Berkan Demiral and Nalan Demiral

Shareholders fight for corporate control: Case studies from Poland pp. 50-61

Maria Aluchna

Programme Aid Partners in Mozambique: a textual analysis pp. 62-68

Miriam Green and Tom Burns

Corporate Social Responsibility at a Multinational Electricity Corporation: A Longitudinal Case Study pp. 69-82

Bernabé Escobar Pérez and José María González González

Customer Relationship Marketing and Corporate Social Responsibility: Not just ethical standpoints or business strategies pp. 83-87

Diana Luck

Has Environmental Investment a Marketing Effect in Turkish Banking Industry? pp. 88-95

Caner Dincer and Banu Dincer

Malaysian Corporate Responsibility Disclosure: Miscommunication Between Providers and Users of Information? pp. 96-103

Mustaffa Mohamed Zain, Rashidah Mohammad and Mohd Rashidee Alwi

Reaching the true nature of organizations: human and social finalities pp. 104-111

Ana Maria Davila Gomez and David Crowther

CSR: Where is the Love? pp. 112-119

Julia J.A. Shaw

Volume 1, issue 3/4, 2005

Bhopal Gas Tragedy: Lessons for corporate social responsibility pp. 122-141

Mary Ipe

Employee as Corporate Governance Stakeholder in South Africa pp. 142-148

Stella Vettori

Effects of Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) on organizational sustainability: A case study of the Sri Lankan Corporate Sector pp. 149-152

Senani Rajmanthri

Metamorphoses of the Crises of Capitalist Accumulation — Threats and Opportunities of the Current Stage pp. 153-166

Branka Mraović

Corporate Environmental Strategy: A Perspective & a Theoretical Framework pp. 167-178

Tanuja Agarwala

No accounting for a Silent Spring: the discouragement of organic agriculture pp. 179-189

Kiymet Tunca Caliyurt

The Environmental Sensibility of Municipalities in Thrace Region pp. 190-196

Berkan Demiral

Rules of the Game pp. 197-204

Sue Ann

Is it true that social responsibility studies can cause an assimilation problem, and why? pp. 205-212

R. Seminur Topal

Corporate Social Responsibility in India: Promoting Human Development towards a Sacro‐Civic Society pp. 213-224

Aruna Das Gupta

Corporate Social Responsibility is urgently needed in Health Care pp. 225-240

Rute Abreu, Fátima David and David Crowther

Volume 1, issue 1/2, 2005

Editorial pp. 3-3

David Crowther

The Crises of Representation in Knowledge‐Based Societies: Why is accounting a social service? pp. 4-15

Branka Mraović

Decentralisation, Responsibility and Ethical Dilemmas pp. 16-20

J.P. Minkes and A.L. Minkes

Towards bridging the digital divide for all‐round socio‐economic development in India of the 21st century pp. 21-23

Deborah L. Buam

Situation of Corporate Social Responsibility in Spain: An Empirical Analysis pp. 24-37

Isabel Gallego

NHS managers’ commitment to a socially responsible role: the NHS managers' views of their core values and their public image pp. 38-46

Faruk Merali

Are the Organizations Prepared for a Real Efficacy of the Socail and Collective Development? A Critical Reflexion in a Latin American Context pp. 47-52

Ana Maria Davila Gomez and Jair Nascimento Santos

Cedric the Pig: Annual General Meetings and Corporate Governance in the UK pp. 53-62

Nic Apostolides and Rebecca Boden

Resisting reification: free market or free citizens? pp. 63-69

Hillary J. Shaw and Julia J.A. Shaw

Food Safety Problems in the World and in Turkey: Solutions Offered from the Perspective of Social Responsibility pp. 70-80

R. Şeminur Topal

An Exploratory Study of Social Responsibility Disclosure on the Internet by Portuguese Listed Companies pp. 81-90

Manuel Branco and Lucia Lima Rodrigues

Socially Responsible Investment, Information and the Myth of Underperformance pp. 91-97

Greig A. Mill and Leigh Holland

Beyond voluntary / mandatory juxtaposition. Towards a European framework on CSR as Network Governance pp. 98-103

Wim Vandekerckhove and R M.S.

Community Based And Distance Learning: Some Perspectives pp. 104-107

A.S. Guha

‘Radiomarathon’ in the Guinness World of Records: A tool for building a strong corporate reputation through corporate social responsibility pp. 108-117

Ioanna Papasolomou Doukakis