CSR in Practice
Delving Deep
Published on 28. November 2006
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Hardback
XII, 211 pages
978-0-230-01368-1 (ISBN)
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This book delves deep into the application of corporate social responsibility, surfacing an uncomfortable reality. Honest intent without managerial skill results in CSR paucity. Studying insider trading, private healthcare and investment banking provision it reflects an absence of ethical leadership, undermining corporate reputation.
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KERRY ELLIOTT Northampton Business School, UK ANTJE KASPURZ Northampton Business School, UK REEVES KNYGHT Commonwealth Bank,Australia RICHARD MIDDLETON Northampton Business School, UK CÉCILE ROZUEL School of Management, University of Surrey, UK.
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Contents Introduction Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR): Contrast of Meanings and Intents; A. P.Kakabadse; N.K.Kakabadse & C.Rozuel CSR Penetrating the Supply Chain: Desire Lacking Reality; A.P.Kakabadse; N.K.Kakabadse & R. Middleton Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) in Healthcare: Case Study of a Local French Hospital; A.P. Kakabadse, N.K. Kakabadse and C. Rozuel Investment Brokers Orientation toward CSR; A.P.Kakabadse; N.K.Kakabadse & R.Knyght Ethical Considerations in Decision-Making: Case Study of the UK's Acute Private Healthcare Industry; A.P.Kakabadse; N.K.Kakabadse; C. Rozuel & K. Elliott Insider Trading - So What's Wrong With It? Examination of the Vienna, London and New York Stock Exchanges; A.P.Kakabadse; N.K.Kakabadse & A.Kaspurz CSR in the Boardroom: Myth or Mindfulness; A.P.Kakabadse; N.Kakabadse