Challenges
for Latin American States at the turn of the new millenium; José Gpe. Vargas
Hernández, Universidad de Guadalajara, Mexico
Mexico
State’s Economic and Political Transition: From Entrepreneurial State to State
of Entrepreneurs; José Gpe. Vargas Hernández, Universidad de Guadalajara,
Mexico
Governmental
influences on corporate behaviour: an assessment of the social responsibility
behaviour of Nigerian based corporations in the emerging democratic environment;
Peter F. Okomoh, Coordinator- CSR Nigeria Project
Corporate
Social Performance Measurement: Practical and of Import to Whom? John F. Mahon,
University of Maine, USA & Steven L. Wartick, University of Northern Iowa
State
Governments and Social Performance: Trading
off Physical Health for Fiscal Health; John F. Mahon, University of Maine, USA &
Richard A. McGowan, Boston College
Evidence
of stakeholder engagement in the public relations activities of major British
retailers; P. Whysall, Nottingham Trent University
Disabling
accounting; Mary Bishop and Rebecca Boden, Bristol Business School, University
of the West of England, UK
Differences
on taxation treatments as a way to modify fundamental accounting variables;
Esther Ortiz Martínez & Gloria Alarcón García, Gloria, University of
Murcia, Spain
Corporate
Social Responsibility: Exploration inside experience and practice at the
European Level; Rute Abreu & Fatima David, Escola Superior de Tecnologia e
Gestão da Guarda, Portugal
Neural
Networks and the prediction of bankruptcy in Portuguese companies; Pedro Miguel
de Almeida Marques, Polytechnical Institute of Guarda, Portugal
The
power of networks: organizing vs organization; Branka Mraović, University
of Zagreb, Croatia
Decentralization,
responsibility and moral hazard; J P Minkes, University of Wales, Swansea &
A L Minkes, University of Birmingham
Biodiversity
practices and the social responsibility concept; R. Seminur Topal, Yildiz
Technical University, Turkey
NHS
managers' corporate identity is perceived to be incompatible with the altruistic
service ethos of the NHS: NHS managers' views of their public perception; Faruk
Merali, London Metropolitan University
Corruption
and lack of ethical norms among the political élites in transition countries: a
case study of Georgia; Dr. Londa Esadze, Chairwoman, IBA (Independent Board of
Advisors) of the Parliament of Georgia
Alternatives
to Private and State Capitalism for Public Services: A Reply to the
Public/Community Interest Corporation (PIC/CIC) Debate; Ray Sheath, The Scarman
Trust
Corporate
social responsibility, barriers technology and innovative processes: the case of
the Portuguese wool manufacturing; José Ramos Pires Manso, University of Beira
Interior, Covilhã
The Role
of Customer Perceived Value between Customer Satisfaction and E-business; Chia-Chi
Lin, London Metropolitan University, UK
Holding
values, holding shares: the chemistry of shareholder buying decisions; Peggy
Chiu & Nanette Monin, Massey University, Auckland, New Zealand
Global
Reporting Initiative and Companies in Cyprus: four case studies; M.
Krambia-Kapardis & M. Christodoulou Nazzal Intercollege, Nicosia, Cyprus
Cedric
the Pig: Annual General Meetings and Corporate Governance; Nic Apostolides and
Rebecca Boden, Bristol Business School, University of the West of England
Strategies
of closure and strategies of opening – two forms of corporate behaviour
towards civil society; Bernhard Mark-Ungericht, University of Graz, Austria
Doing
Business in a Divided Society : The interface and responsibilities of operating
in a sectarian environment; Joanne Murphy, School of Business Studies, Trinity
College, Dublin, Ireland.
Environmental
accounting: the Portuguese case; Clementina Ferreira, Universidade Lusíada,
Portugal
Corporate
Social Responsibility (CSR) and the Bottom Line; Nicholas Capaldi, College of
Business Administration, Loyola University New Orleans
Disciplinary
imperatives: rationalising leadership norms that incorporate strategic overseers
into a shareholder value maximisation project; Stephen Perkins, London
Metropolitan University, UK
Stakes
in action: Managing Corporate Social Responsibility through a multi-stakeholder
approach: an Italian experience; Paolo Rossi, Elisa Rotti & Paolo Tomasin, University of
Trento, Italy
Models
of Corporate Governance in the World and Their Implication for China’s
Corporate Governance Reform; Guofen Guan, London Metropolitan University
Environmental
Social Controls and Capital Investment: Does Industry Matter? Dorothy Wood and
Donald G. Ross, University of Western Sydney, Australia
The
Contribution of Corporate Social Responsibility to Sustainable Construction;
Louise Randles, Loughborough University
Evaluating
effectiveness of Spanish police force with data envelope analysis; Isabel María
García Sánchez, Universidad de Salamanca
The application of the interperiod tax allocation method in the Spanish firms: analysis of the permanent and temporary differences; Isobel Galego, Universidad de Salamanca, Spain
Human
rights: a bottom line issue? Some observations on the future of corporate
involvement in human rights; Sep Arkani and Robin Theobald, University of
Westminster
Corporate
Social Responsibility and corporate performance: the case of Italian small
medium enterprise; Alessandra Bonoli, Mariolina Longo, Matteo Mura, University
of Bologna
The
anthropic impact on the environment: a proposal for a model of analysis;
Alessandra Bonoli, Mariolina Longo, Matteo Mura, University of Bologna,
Italy
Earned
Autonomy: New Labour and the 'Corporate Responsibility' of the Public Sector;
Neil Barnett, Leeds Metropolitan University, UK
Corporate
Social Responsibility by Small to Medium Sized Enterprises:
The result of altruistic or strategic motivations? Simon Brooks,
University of Glamorgan
Media
representation of Corporate Social Responsibility: Labelling, amplification and the emerging voice in the
discourses; Simon Brooks & Duncan Lewis, University of Glamorgan, UK
A Causal
Investigation of The Direct and Indirect Effects of Corporate Social Responsibility on The Firm’s
Financial Performance via Improved
Employees’ involvement;
Abdulrazzak Charbaji, Noury Beyrouti & Micheal
Majdalani, Lebanese American University
Globalization
and global standards: benefits of the ISO 14001 (Environmental management system)
as a part of corporate social responsibility: a research from companies that
implemented this standard at Trakya region of Turkey; Yasar Sucu, Hakan Evin
& Berkan Demiral, Trakya University, Turkey
Globalization,
environmental problems and social responsibilities of local governments in
developing countires: a case study in Trakya region, Turkey; Berkan Demiral,
Yasar Sucu and Hakan Evin, Trakya University, Turkey
Controls for Socially Responsive Decision Making: A Multiple-Case Study Approach; Gweneth Norris, Deakin University, Australia
Corporate
Social Responsibility as Network Governance. Or how to create ethically sound
irreciprocal relations amongst
owners, employees and other stakeholders; Wim Vandekerckhove Gent University
Obligation
or responsibility? A comparative analysis of individual experiences with
different forms of regulating corporate employment policies in Denmark and the
Netherlands; Pernille Hohnen, The Danish National Institute of Social Research,
Copenhagen, Denmark
Environmental
and social reporting – who benefits? Elizabeth Bruce & David Crowther, London Metropolitan
University
Exploring
discourses on transparency; Dominique Bessire, Université d’Orléans, France
Codes of
Corporate Conduct : The
Counter-Intuitive Effects of Self-Regulation; Alain Lapointe & Corinne
Gendron, Université du Québec à Montréal
Corporate
Social and Environmental Reporting: A Longitudinal Study of Disclosure Practices
in Egypt; Riham Ragab Rizk, Durham University Business School
Corporate
social responsibility: The way forward? Maybe not! A preliminary study in Cyprus;
Ioanna Doukakis and Maria Krambia-Kapardis, Intercollege, Cyprus
The
secular and Catholic roots of Stakeholder activism; Fabio Corno & Laura
Mariani, Cattaneo University, Italy
The Role
of Voice & Silence in Corporate Malfeasance: Who Decides to Give Voice to
Failures in Corporate Responsibility? Susan Key, University of Alabama @
Birmingham
The
Collapse of Andersen: a delegitimation case; Suzanne Beaulieu, Université de
Sherbrooke, Jean Pasquero, University of Quebec at Montreal & Abdelhaq
Elbekkali, Université de Sherbrooke, Québec, Canada
Tu
Fahamu (The family - Swahili); Steve Greenland, London Metropolitan University,
UK & Sumedah Kulkarni, Managing Director, International Research Network
Limited, Kenya
Responsible
behaviour in Italian corporations: linking ethics to corporate performance;
Fabrizio M. Pini, University of Siena, Italy
Tazpayer
ethics in Turkey; Kiymet Tunca Caliyurt, Trakya University, Turkey
Universal
Diversity: Advancing a New Definition; Jude Smith Rachele, Abundant Sun, UK
Triple
Bottom Line Reporting: The Impact of Social and Environmental Responsibility
Index Funds; Thomas Clarke & Bill Ticehurst, UTS Sydney,
Australia
The
emotional Capital; Maria da Conceição da Costa Marques, Coimbra, Portugal
The
effect of changes in corporate management on corporate liquidity changes;
Veronica Olubunmi Araba, Pan Ocean Oil Corporation, Nigeria & Dr Bode
Akinwande, London Metropolitan University, UK
The
Chad-Cameroon Oil and Pipeline Project: The Emergence of New Players in the
Regulation of Multinational Companies Operating in Developing Countries; Edwin
Mujih, London Metropolitan University, UK
Corporate
Social Responsibility and Structural Change in Financial Services; Sallyanne
Decker. London Metropolitan University, UK
A
comparative study of the contents of Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR)
Reports of UK companies; Samuel O Idowu, London Metropolitan University, UK
Social
constructions of accountability in different contexts: corporate culture,
industrial relations, educational policy and United States hegemonic power;
Miriam Green, London Metropolitan University
Salient
stakeholder dynamics; David H. Saiia, Ithaca College, NY, USA, Suzanne Beaulieu,
Université de Sherbrooke, Québec, Canada & Ruth Schmitt, University of
Applied Sciences Aargau, Switzerland
Social
Responsibility Behaviour in the application of the European Community Funds in
Portugal; Ermelinda Oliveira, Technological and Business Higher School of Guarda
& Filomena Gomes, Educational Higher School of Guarda, Portugal
A
cultural audit of Turtle Island, Fiji; David Harrison, London Metropolitan
University, UK
Embedded
Ethics and Corporate Social Responsibility: Why Regulation and Self-Governance
don’t work on their own; Alan Gully & Mammo Muchie, Middlesex University
Business School
Social responsibility is free – how good capitalism can co-exist with
corporate social responsibility; John Peters, Director of Emerald/MCB University
Press, UK
Distributed Data Mining as Meta-Intelligent Model
for delivering Corporate Governance (with respect to Small and Medium
Enterprises [SMEs]); Ezendu Ariwa,
London Metropolitan University, UK & Mohamed M. Medhat, Sadat Academy
of Management Sciences, Egypt
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New
Horizons on Business Combinations Accounting; Humberto Nuno Rito Ribeiro,
Bragança Polytechnic & Domingos
José da Silva Cravo, Aveiro University, Portugal
Voluntary Sector Management: a case study of success and failure: Noreen Dawes, London Metropolitan University. UK
The New Model for the Portuguese Accounting Normalization Process;
Fernando J. Pêga Magro, Business and Technological Higher School of the Polytechnic
Institute of Guarda, Portugal
Assessing
trust in, and legitimacy of, the corporate; Lez
Rayman Bacchus, London
Metropolitan University, UK
The Research of Global Business Ethics
of Taiwanese MNEs in East Asia; Chen-Fong Wu, Providence University, Taiwan
Auditor Independence and
Non-Audit Services: an Empirical Revision; Lopez-Gavira, Mª Rosario &
Perez-Lopez, Jose A., University of Sevilla, Spain
Community
Based And Distance Learning : Some Perspectives: A.S.Guha, Indira Gandhi National Open University, India
Causal evidence on
the “Productivity Paradox”: Implications for managers; Constantino
Mendes Rei; Business
and Technological Higher School of the Polytechnic Institute of Guarda, Portugal
The
athletic club model for corporate social responsibility in SMEs; Jokin
Garatea; Gizar-tek, Spain
The Role of Management Accounting in Measuring Corporate Social Responsibility: Experience with Financial Services Industry; Mostaque Hussain, Sultan Qaboos University, Oman
CSR in
Mauritius; Assish Jugmohun,
Mauritius
Corporate
Environmental Conditions Affect the Health of Workers and Society Members in
Nearby Communities; Dana M.
Barry, Clarkson University, USA
Accounting of Transfer Pricing and International Taxation – a case study in India after Globalisation; R Varadarajan, Madurai Kamaraj University, India
Against a Big
"Tragedy Of The Commons Of All Of Us"; Timi Ecimovic, Matjaz Mulej,
Elmar A. Stuhler, Nedzad Ajanovic, Josip Tavcar, Micheal O Suilleabhain, Marjan
Vezjak, SEM Institute for Climate Change, Slovenia
Accounting ethics in Turkish public universities; Kiymet
Tunca Caliyurt, Trakya University, Turkey
Unethical Sales and Production in Turkey: Research on the Sunflower Oil
Industry; Nevin Uzerem Altug, Trakya University, Turkey
What is Epistemology ? – Learning Objectives And Goals In
A Corporate Society; A.S.Guha, Indira Gandhi National Open University, India
Corporate Environmental Performance: Does Firm Life Cycle Matter? Khaled Elsayed and David Paton, Nottingham University. UK
Thinking
Ahead; James Torok, Consultant
Ironing the crumpled handkerchief: An application of postmodern theorising; Peter Elsmore, Lincoln University, UK & Ian Park. London
Social
Responsibility in Environmental Sciences; Bartolomé
Ribas-Ozonas, National Canter of Environmental Health, Institute of Health
Carlos III, Madrid, Spain
Role of major players in corporate governance; Renu Jatana,
Mohan Lai Sukadia University,& R Varadrajan, Madurai Kamaraj University,
India
Globalisation
perspectives on corporate governance with special reference to the Indian
Context; M. Manuneethi Cholan, Ministry of Finance, Government of India
Political socialization in ex-authoritarian Armenia, Artak Ordyan, Yerevan State University, Armenia
Armenian society's steps toward open society, Artak Ordyan, Yerevan State University, Armenia
Corporate Social Responsibility: towards a new regulatory model; Julia Shaw, Aston University, UK
Discipline-based
approaches to corporate social responsibility; Jeremy Moon, ICCSR, Nottingham
University Business School; Wendy Chapple, ICCSR, Nottingham University Business
School; John Parkinson, Faculty of Law, Bristol University & Andy Crane and
Dirk Matten, ICCSR, Nottingham University Business School
Ethics And Corporate Behaviour : Management of Education; The Role of the Academic; A.S.Guha, Indira Gandhi National Open University, India