...Introduction Climate change disproportionately affects already disadvantaged countries in the Global South. The most profound consequences of climate change are faced by those countries who are least responsible for contributing to the climate crisis. This has evoked questions about how...

... and businesses taking accountability and responsibility for the governance of consumers’ data, including the imperative need for transparency with their consumers. The next evolution of social commerce is the use of the metaverse. The metaverse can be conceptually defined as a “3D virtual shared world where all...

... of motorway PPP in Italy. This chapter analysed the capacity of motorway PPP to safeguard, create, or destruct public value in terms of accountability, transparency, responsiveness, responsibility, and quality ( Reynaers, 2014 ). We used secondary sources (such as the contract, contract annexes, reports, etc...

... with regard to the often ambiguous personal, cultural and social effects of their products and do so before they are disseminated and marketed. Literacy decoding responsibility creativity innovation ethics Introduction: The Historical Backdrop This chapter focuses on three problems. One...

...Abstract This chapter introduces the seven stages of business growth and development and looks at business transformation and how to develop a transformation strategy. Corporate social responsibility (CSR) is also discussed and is broken down into four main types of responsibility: ethical/human...

..., embodied in robots or in the form of software, now and in the future. The laws of robotics Asimov's laws robot ethics AI ethics safety responsibility democracy Introduction The aim of this chapter is to explore the value of implementing Asimov's Laws of Robotics as a general framework for humans...

...’ of the research field. Maps provide ‘tangible evidence’ of a student's comprehension and interpretation of the research domain that can be shared with peers and supervisors. Net zero sustainability responsibility sensitisation technology Introduction Carbon footprint is a widely used measure...

... factors like privacy, manipulation, representation and diversity, accessibility, sustainability, social responsibility, and truth in advertising as important factors leading to ethical concerns in design marketing. Design ethics advertising responsibility digital age marketing Introduction...

... details the conduct which should be shown towards direct sellers; in addition to their responsibility to and in the event of any breach thereof, the responsibility to be discharged by the direct sellers. That is why this Code of Conduct provides for special training for familiarisation of the important...

... age ( Griffa & Moreno, 2009 ). Recognizing the nuanced complexities of child development is vital and prevents premature expectations of adult responsibilities. Child labor can have severe and long-lasting psychological effects on children. Here are some of the common psychological impacts...

... personhood. The second discourse links to the work of Kirkness (Kirkness & Barnhardt, 2001), whose discussion of the four Rs, respect, relevance, reciprocity, and responsibility, offers essential considerations for ensuring the intellectual and cultural safety of Indigenous students and faculty, rooted...

... Levinas’s powerful argument against reciprocity and in favor of absolute ethical responsibility. Drawing on the Levinasian appropriation of otherness, I investigate his presentation of the self-Other encounter in an educational context. To concretize my claims, I turn to the Irish education system...

... semiconductor industry STMicroelectronics responsibility 1. Introduction On January 1, 2020, firms woke up into the ‘Decade of Action’: 10 years that should lead to achieving the SDGs. Herein, the private sector – representing 75% of global gross domestic product ( Guterres, 2019 ) – was ascribed a leading...

... and their contracted psychiatrists and treating teams, endorsed under authority of a collaborating Guardian or SDM. Abuse authority disabled guardian responsibility restrictive-practices subjugation substitute decision-making Introduction Persistent issues related to legal capacity, decision-making...

... determinant of a person's perceived needs and chosen response behaviours ( Fiske, 1989) . A consumer's culture defines their values, perceptive modalities and habits that inevitably influence their consumption behaviour. A marketer must understand and take into account the cultural factors that are inherent...

...Abstract Organisations bear a graver responsibility than they regularly realise. This chapter expands the foregoing sentence through a reflection on what the other chapters have said – that marketers' responsibility should go beyond the sale of a product and should include the consciousness...

... of moral and civic responsibility . San Francisco, CA : Jossey-Bass . Commonwealth of Australia, 2002 Commonwealth of Australia . ( 2002 ). Meeting the challenges: the governance and management of universities. Issues Paper – Higher Education Review Consultation Process. Retrieved from http...

...Abstract In this chapter, Arendt’s reflections on the question of personal responsibility are taken as a discussion of ‘interrupting the legal person’. Examining trials that took place after World War II, Arendt observes in ‘Some Questions of Moral Philosophy’, ‘What the courts demand...

...: the EU's approach to waste management. Responsibility³ Responsibility is one of the keys for successful urban waste management. It needs to be shared and extended from the policy and managerial level to household and nonhousehold...

... process which one can learn, that can be understood and practiced, but which requires internalising what constitutes ethical conduct through an embodying process involving critical broad range agential reflective thinking and indeed praxis. Embodiment critical-reflective-thinking responsibility...