Everyone arriving early is invited to join the organisers in the evening for a drink and a meal. Meet in the bar of The King's Cross Premier Travel Inn at 7.00pm. From there we will go to one of the many nearby restaurants.
For those remaining in London an optional visit to a local
attraction will be arranged, followed by dinner.
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Wednesday |
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12.00 |
Lunch |
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1.30 |
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Welcome |
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2.00 |
Parallel sessions |
Chair: Renu Jatana BMW
and Corporate Social Responsibility in Cyprus: A case of window dressing
or ‘genuine’ corporate citizenship? Ioanna
Papasolomou Programme Aid Partners in Mozambique: a textual analysis Miriam Green Corporate Governance in Indian Perspective Rajesh Kumar Jatana |
Chair:
Wim Vandekerckhove Tourism industry working practices and its impact on a geo-brand image Joao Freire & David Crowther Ethics
and Corporate Behaviour V Balachandran & V Chandrasekaran Leaders or followers? Elizabeth Bruce |
Chair:
Seminur
Topal
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Urban Poverty as a Social Responsibility Field and Municipalities Berkan Demiral & Nalan Demiral Responsible Social Responsibility Marketing V Balachandran & J.
Solomon Prabakar CSR, Financial Exclusion and
Credit Union Marketing
O. Sallyanne Decker & David
Olatundun
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Chair:
Fernando Pêga Magro
International
and sectoral differences in Corporate Social (Ir)Responsibility Lammertjan
Dam & Bert Scholtens Efficacy of integrating Corporate Social Responsibility and Procurement
Strategy: A Case Study of a Leading Cotton Textile Manufacturing Company
in India S C Vaidya & Parvinder Arora An Analysis of Financial Performance of Socially Responsible Funds: the British funds compares to the French funds Vanessa Serret |
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3.30 |
Afternoon tea |
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4.00 |
Parallel sessions |
Chair:
Nirmala Lee Reaching the true nature of organizations: human and social finalities Ana Maria Davila Gomez & David Crowther Social
Marketing: Bridging the Gap between Critical Marketing and Unscrupulous
Marketing Practices Elinor Devlin & Martine Stead Corporate Social Responsibility and the Shadow Side in Organizations David Andrew, Gary Pheiffer & Dave Griffiths |
Workshop Chair:
Roger Alderman Accounting : The ‘ Why’ And the ‘ What’ Ananya S Guha |
Chair:
Rute Abreu United we fall, divided we stand? An Examination of the relationship between Management Accounting and Marketing with Reference to Brands Management and Brand Equity Chandres Tejura Customer
Relationship Marketing: much more about Corporate Social Responsibility
than just Technology Diana Luck
Corporate Social Responsibility in India: Promoting Human Development towards a Sacro-Civic Society Aruna Das Gupta |
Chair:
Bindi Mehta Accounting, Corporate Social Responsibility and Stakeholders: Reintroducing subjectivity Dominique Bessire In
Search of a New Leviathan: - Corporate Governance and CSR in a Network
Society
Esben Rahbek Pedersen
Role of Corporate Governance and its Position in India Mandeep Singh Bhatia & Mandeep Kaur |
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5.30 |
End |
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7.15 |
A cruise along the Thames with dinner aboard |
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Thursday |
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9.00 |
Parallel sessions |
Chair: Constantino Rei An empirical
study of what institutions of higher education in the UK consider to be
their corporate social responsibility Samuel O
Idowu & Roger Alderman Corporate Social Responsibility in Health Care Rute Abreu & Fatima David Malaysian
Corporate Responsibility Disclosure: Miscommunication Between Providers
and Users of Information? Mustaffa Mohamed Zain & Rashidah Mohammad |
Chair: Debbie Holley No
accounting for a Silent Spring: the discouragement of organic agriculture Kiymet
Tunca Caliyurt & David Crowther Governance reform and the changes in legislation on corporate control
in China Lan Jiang The Irish Carbon Tax: A lost opportunity? Margery Stapleton, Helena Lenihan & Sheila Killian |
Chair:
Francisco Carreira CSR in Indian
Context: The Case Study of Ambuja Cement Kailash
Sodani & Renu Jatana Annual Reporting Practices and Intellectual Capital: UK Companies Chandres Tejura
Developing an explicit strategy towards Social Responsibility in the NHS: A case for including NHS managers in this strategy Faruk Merali
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Chair:
Chia Chi Lin The
shaping of relations between developing economies and MNCs operating in a
strategic sector: Bangladesh and Shipping
Lez Rayman-Bacchus and Silvia Chowdhury Student Centered ‘ Open’ Learning In Today’s Corporate World Ananya S. Guha Social Responsibility and academic discourse Markus Vinzent
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10.30 |
Morning coffee |
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11.00 |
Parallel sessions |
Chair: Ioanna Papasolomou Sustainable Development and Corporate Social
Responsibility: Towards Future Mapping Ananda Das Gupta Corporate Behaviour Expressions of CSR in India Mahabir Narwal & Tejinder Sharma CSR: where
is the love? Julia Shaw |
Chair:
P Malarvizhi Metamorphoses
of the Crises of Capitalist Accumulation – Threats and Opportunities of
the Current Stage Branka Mraović
& David Crowther Corporate Social Responsibility & the “Outsourcing” Debate Bindi Mehta Ethical
Communication of Trust in the Corporate Brand: Managing Brand Trust
Relationships Clara Gustafsson |
Chair:
Tanuja Agarwala Business Ethics in a Cross-Cultural Context Xinping Guan, Guofen Helen Guan & Jo Ann Ho The
Role of Information Systems in Bridging Learning Gap for People with
Disabilities Ezendu
Ariwa Virtual
Teaching and Social Responsibility Aníbal
Loureiro, Francisco Carreira, Maria da Conceição Aleixo & Paula
Heliodoro |
Chair:
Chandres Tejura Stakeholder
Activism, Democratic Processes and CSR: A Case on Corporate – Community
Conflict from Kashipur, India Rohini
Chaturvedi Is it
true that social responsibility studies can cause an assimilation problem,
and why? Seminur
Topal How compensation policy
based on EVA performance reduces the conflict between managers and
shareholders Humberto Ribeiro & Cristina Fonseca |
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12.30 |
Lunch |
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2.00 |
Keynote speaker |
Kiymet Caliyurt Accounting Ethics Education in Business Schools: Is there a difference between developed and developing countries?" |
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3.00 |
Afternoon tea |
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3.30 |
Parallel sessions |
Chair: Vidhya Srinivasan Egypt, globalization and ABC: a cause
for concern? Dina Fadaly
& David Crowther Cause
Related Marketing in the financial services industry in Cyprus Ioanna
Papasolomou & Marlen Demetriou |
Chair:
Marina Prieto-Carrón Corporate
social responsibility within the UK alcohol industry
Laura McDermott, Emma Cooke,
Gerard Hastings, Susan Anderson & Ross Gordon
Corporate
social responsibility- good leadership and security in employment Liisa Moilanen &Ari Haapanen |
Chair:
Margery Stapleton Corporate Social Responsibility, Certification and Innovation – the
Case of the Cova da Beira Firms José Ramos Pires Manso & Fernando Pêga Magro The Role of Corporate Governance in Nigeria Elizabeth
E.O. Uchegbulam |
Chair:
Bode Akinwande Corporate Environmental Reporting Practices in the era of Globalisation P Malarvizhi The Application of Causality to Construction Business Ethics B.G. Kang, A.D.F. Price, A. Thorpe & F.T. Edum-Fotwe |
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4.30 |
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Inaugural
General Meeting of the Social Responsibility Research Network |
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5.15 |
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6.00 |
End |
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8.00 |
Gala dinner at the Thistle Charing Cross Hotel |
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Friday |
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9.00 |
Parallel sessions |
Chair: Julia Shaw A social science perspective on
Corporate Social Responsibility: codes of conduct, power and gender in a
global world
Marina Prieto-Carrón
The rationalism of strategy practice as situated: Business practice in Nigeria Lez Rayman-Bacchus and Segun Omisore Corporate
Social Responsibility and the Portuguese Business System Fernando Ribeiro Mendes |
Chair:
Ananda Das Gupta Companies and
professional boards’ reactions to new M&A accounting in the USA Humberto Ribeiro & David Crowther Managing Business Crisis: The CSR Perspective Tejinder Sharma & Mahabir Narwal “Rules of the Game”: Discussing Transparency, Accountancy and Corporate Social Responsibility Sue Ann |
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Chair:
Branka Mraović CSR, Economic Growth and Governments: exploring some useful links Constantino Mendes Rei Has Environmental Investment a Marketing Effect in Turkish Banking Industry? Caner Dincer
& Banu Dincer Continuum
of Corporate Environmental Initiatives and Strategies: An Empirical Study
from India Tanuja
Agarwala
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10.30 |
Morning coffee |
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11.00 |
Parallel sessions |
Chair:
José Ramos Pires Manso
The duty to report patients' imminent and past crimes in psychiatry Okan Çalıyurt Marketing and Darwin: Are Financial Institutions Responsible for Consumer Financial Literacy? Nirmala Lee Promoting Corporate Social Responsibility in India S C Das |
Chair:
Humberto
Ribeiro Ethics and Values in Corporate Governance-The Role of Confederation of Indian Industry (CII) Ananda Das Gupta & Ananya S. Guha Whistleblowing
policies as Corporate Social Responsibility and Corporate Governance
apparatuses. Rationales and legislation Wim
Vandekerckhove Communicating
Ethics Codes: The Cases of Retail Trading versus Engineering Industry in
Sweden Johanna Fernholm |
Chair:
Dominique
Bessire I will if you will: risk, feelings and emotion in the workplace David Crowther & Ana Maria Davila Gomez Shareholders fight for corporate control: Case studies from Poland Maria
Aluchna Corporate Social Responsibility in Well-known UK’s Business
Organisations Chia Chi Lin |
Chair:
Faruk Merali The
Role of Corporate Social Responsibility in the Oil Industry Guofen
Helen Guan Globalization and Corporate Activity Vidhya Srinivasan Principal-Agency Theory and Corporate Governance Failure: A New Interpretation Bode Akinwande
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12.30 |
Lunch |
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2.00 |
Parallel sessions |
Chair: Mustaffa Mohamed Zain
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Environmental Sensibility of Municipalities in Thrace Region Berkan Demiral & Nalan Demiral Communication of Corporate Governance Practices to Stakeholders: A Proposed Survey of the Use of the Internet by Listed Companies in Oman Peter B. Oyelere, Ehab K. Mohamed & Colin J. Jones |
Chair:
Ananya S. Guha Final Year Turkish Accounting Students and Accounting Ethics Education Kiymet Caliyurt & David
Crowther
Corporate
Value System for Social Responsibility: Lessons from Bhagwad Gita M. M. Goel
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Chair:
Miriam Green “It was horrid, very very horrid” : a student perspective on coming to an inner-city university in the UK Debbie Holley, Sandra Sinfield & Tom Burns The depiction and analysis of CSR issues in cinema: Have corporations lost the Moral Plot? Alan Gully & Kirit Patel
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3.00 |
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Closing session |
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3.30 |
Afternoon tea and end of conference |
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4.00 |
Optional visit to a local attraction |
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