Comparative CSR and sustainability : new accounting for social consequences /: new accounting for social consequences. (2022)

• Record Type: Book
• Further Information: Note: Edited by Gabriel Donleavy, Carlos Noronha.
• Editors: Donleavy, G. D (G. Douglas); Noronha, Carlos
• Contents: 1. Introduction: CSR at the peak of the globalisation movement; Gabriel Donleavy and Carlos Noronha; Part 1: CSR – Extinction, disasters, and the new paradigm ; 2. The transition from biodiversity to extinction accounting in the Chinese context; Ruopiao Zhang; 3. Responsive approaches to community involvement in resettlement schemes to prevent conflict: A case study in the Chibuto district, Mozambique; Constâncio Augusto Machanguana; 4. Sustainability reporting during COVID-19: A study of the hospitality industry; Pui San Ip and Carlos Noronha; 5. The reciprocal nature of CSR: A case study of Macau; Weng Si Lei, Fernando Lourenço and Kim Ieng Loi; 6. The impact of COVID-19 on social responsibility in stigmatized occupations; Ariana Chang; Part 2: CSR – Challenges in developing and least developed countries ; 7. The role of NGOs in CSR: A comparison of NGOs’ practices of and influences on CSR in developing and developed countries; Anisur R. Faroque, Esnaina Quader, Mohammad Osman Gani and Sina Mortazavi; 8. The process model of inclusive innovation from an MNE perspective: A case study of India; Sina Mortazavi, Anisur R. Faroque, Markus Raatikainen and Pirooz Tohidi Khiavi; 9. CSR by regulators: The case of sustainable villages for development (SV4D) in Mozambique; Pedro Verga Matos, Paulo Almeida Gonçalves and Nadine Chorão; 10. Using "actor-network theory and friends" to explore CSR reporting in the information and communication technology sector under the Belt and Road Initiative; Carlos Noronha and Ruopiao Zhang; Part 3: CSR – Greenwashing and window-dressing ; 11. Corporate green initiatives as real circular economy or window-dressing?; Limin Fu; 12. Why are the Japanese companies publishing integrated reports? Perceiving through the lens of institutional theory; Md Tapan Mahmud; 13. Conceptualizing CSR avoidance and engagement; Duane Windsor; Part 4: CSR – New underlying assumptions ; 14. CSR and the Orbital Theory of Accountability; Gabriel Donleavy; 15. Companies’ responsibilities and political dissent: The new frontier of corporate social responsibility?; Denis De Castro Halis; 16. Do businesses have a responsibility or an obligation to society? Setting out the terms for business engagement; Sam Sarpong; 17. Managing stakeholder relationships within corporate social responsibility communication; Teresa Burguete, Cristina Sales Baptista and Idalina Dias Sardinha; Part 5: CSR – Sustainability goals and ESG ; 18. The road towards an internationalized Sustainable Development Goals Disclosure (SDGD) practice in China; Jieqi Guan, Sandy Hou In Sio and Cindia, Ching Chi Lam; 19. The general overview of Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) guidelines in Hong Kong: Past, present and future; Tiffany Cheng-Han Leung and You Shi Xiang; 20. Corporate social responsibility and countries’ reputation: A study from a global strategic management perspective; Nataliia Krasnokutska and Taras Danko; 21. Concluding remarks: Comparative CSR and sustainability research – An axial analysis; Gabriel Donleavy and Carlos Noronha
• Edition: 1st
• Publisher Details: London : Routledge
• Publication Date: 2022
• Extent: 1 online resource
• Subjects: 658.408; Social responsibility of business; Sustainable development reporting
• Languages: English
• ISBNs: 9781000820799; 9781000820782
• Related ISBNs: 9781032228686; 9781032228709
• Notes: Note: Includes bibliographical references and index.; Note: Description based on CIP data; resource not viewed.
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