The Elgar Companion to Corporate Social Responsibility and the Sustainable Development Goals

Edited by Samuel O. Idowu and Liangron Zu

in Books from Edward Elgar Publishing

Abstract: This timely Companion analyses how corporate social responsibility (CSR) can accelerate the achievement of the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals. Global experts from a wide range of disciplines develop a flexible, diverse, and reconstructed form of CSR and illustrate how it can help build an inclusive and sustainable future.

Keywords: Business and Management; Development Studies; Economics and Finance; Environment; Politics and Public Policy Sustainable Development Goals (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2023
ISBN: 9781803927350
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Chapters in this book:

Ch 1 Introduction: corporate social responsibility and sustainable development , pp 1-8

Samuel O. Idowu and Liangrong Zu

Ch 2 Wicked problems and sustainability challenges in the era of VUCA , pp 9-26

Liangrong Zu

Ch 3 In search of a common language among stakeholders , pp 27-47

Arto O. Salonen and Tanja Vesala-Varttala

Ch 4 Sustainability transitions by ecosystem innovation , pp 48-67

Joel Wolff, Maria Jakubik, Jaakko Siltaloppi, Lili-Ann Wolff and Esko Hakanen

Ch 5 Integrating SDGs in accounting education: evidence from Italian universities , pp 68-84

Camilla Falivena and Carmela Gulluscio

Ch 6 Promoting decent work for sustainable development through CSR activities in Latvia , pp 85-98

Angelina Roä°a and Natalja Lace

Ch 7 Work safety as an important aspect of CSR and sustainable development goals , pp 99-115

Anna Cierniak-Emerych

Ch 8 CSR and sustainable development goals in the Romanian higher education system , pp 116-129

Silvia Puiu

Ch 9 Controlling or constructing business through the sustainable development goals , pp 130-141

Magnus Frostenson

Ch 10 Achieving the sustainable development goals through public awareness , pp 142-159

Jack Johnson and Dr Allan J. Sim

Ch 11 How does CSR address equality problems towards sustainable development goals? Business cases from various industries , pp 160-173

Gizem Aras Beger, Bayram Bilge Saƒülam and Egemen Ertürk

Ch 12 Intertemporal trade-offs to safeguard intergenerational equity: the role of business in sustainability issues , pp 174-189

Sam Sarpong

Ch 13 Contribution of sustainable development goals and corporate social responsibility initiatives of multinational enterprises (MNEs) to social development in Nigeria: a critical assessment of the different parties and the dynamic involved in mandating CSR to identify best practices for developing nations , pp 190-220

Adebimpe Adesua Lincoln and Brendhain Diamond

Ch 14 Corporate social responsibility and the sustainable development goals: a case of South Africa , pp 221-232

Ndangwa Noyoo

Ch 15 Using the shared value business model to bridge the gap in South Africas energy crisis: an analysis of the shared value business model as a corporate governance strategy used to ameliorate the failure of Eskom , pp 233-249

Mikovhe Maphiri

Ch 16 Multinational oil and gas corporations' contribution to SDGs and social compliance in Uganda through their corporate social responsibility: a lens into readiness and the obstacles they face , pp 250-268

David Katamba, Bosco Amerit, Maureen Basuuta, Swithern Tumwine and Muhammed Ngoma

Ch 17 Study on the cognitive differences of SDGs among Chinese university students based on Maslow's hierarchy of needs theory , pp 269-287

Hualiang Lu, Zhenying Xie and Guangwei Xu

Ch 18 Corporate social responsibility and sustainable development goals: a study of selected companies in India , pp 288-310

Sumona Ghosh

Ch 19 Japan's approach to the sustainable development goals , pp 311-330

Scott Davis, Shuichi Suzuki and Hiroshi Sasaki

Ch 20 Sustainable development goals in Bolivia: assumptions and realities , pp 331-354

Boris Christian Herbas-Torrico, Carlos Alejandro Arandia-Tavera and Pedro Alejandro Leoni-Peinado

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