... World History, Modern US History, Genocide Studies, and Human Rights, providing educators with practical tools for fostering critical thinking and social responsibility. Transformative social studies education critical education inquiry empathy social responsibility This chapter examines...

.... Ethical reasoning fairness integrity moral decision-making values social responsibility Sport Philosophy & Ethics Within the Broader Context of Kinesiology Sport philosophy occupies a unique space in Kinesiology as opposed to its empirically-based and data-driven scientific counterparts. Unlike...

..., this may not always be the case. Similarly, because there are many interests involved in the collective management of water resources, who is responsible for ensuring socially responsible management of water that considers all interests equitably? This chapter argues for the (in)formal role that public...

... Perspective and International Collaboration, (7) Lifelong Learning and Continuous Development, and (8) Student-Centeredness. Finland Universities of Applied Sciences social responsibility code of concept ethics Introduction Fig. 7.1. The Core Themes of the Institutional Values in Finnish Universities...

...Internationalization of higher education is an important initiative toward creating a society that promotes equity and reflects its social responsiveness. Given the education sector is changing globally, it is important for institutions to carefully manage the challenges that come...

... Compliance: Ethical Leadership Initiatives for Data Privacy Excellence 4.5. Fostering Social Responsibility and Addressing Risks 6. Conclusion 4.6. Examples and Practical Applications 4.6.1. Ethical Leadership in the Web 3.0 Frontier 4.6.2. Organizations That Have Successfully Navigated Ethical...

...Rwanda 1994 Genocide The Guardian news discourse discourse analysis language journalism ethics social responsibility Introduction The Guardian is a daily international newspaper that publishes hardcopy and electronic online news that operates in 25 countries. It covers...

... with social and environmental responsibilities. Innovation ecosystems sustainable entrepreneurship collaborative networks developing economies institutional theory stakeholder engagement economic sustainability social responsibility Introduction Sustainable entrepreneurship is a subject rapidly...

...The subject of social responsibility in Islamic banking encompasses the ethical principles that create a link between operations in the financial sphere with reference to Shariah. The purpose of this chapter is to explain historical backdrop of social responsibility together with its remits...

... development social responsibility Introduction As the complex interactions between corporate practices, environmental stewardship, and societal well-being become more widely recognized, sustainability has become a key term in the field of modern business. Businesses are forced to re-evaluate their plans...

..., methodology-valid review of the empirical SSCM research landscape over 20 years. Supply chain management economic sustainability social responsibility environmental management economic performance Introduction The supply chain is a very complex set of activities and processes. Resources and organizations...

...Abstract Purpose This study explores the intersection of climate change social responsibility and electronic financial inclusion (EFI) as critical components of sustainable development. The research aims to identify the synergies between these domains and their potential to drive inclusive...

...Abstract Purpose The purpose of this research is to examine the role of human social responsibility (HSR) in addressing climate change, focusing on the differing impacts and responsibilities of developed and developing countries. It aims to assess the performance of countries in reducing...

...Abstract Purpose The current study investigates the challenges of integrating social responsibility and climate change into sustainable development goals (SDGs). Methodology The study employed a qualitative approach, in which 35 interviews were conducted with the owners and employees...

... an overarching management approach or style that sets them apart, and this approach includes the pursuit of sustainable performance. Sustainability UN global compact shareholder returns financial performance corporate governance corporate culture social responsibility G34 M14 Q56 Introduction The UNGCNA...

... in society. Thus, we examine food insecurity from three distinct but related perspectives: social responsibility, social justice, and social sustainability. We then explore the link between food insecurity and the “built environment” as needed to shape research, practice, and sustainable solutions...

... international financial markets rating and rating agencies sustainability social responsibility G14 G15 G24 Q56 M14 Introduction An alarming increase in carbon footprint has led to drastic climate changes on the face of the earth. The impact of climate change is not only affecting the environment...

... sustainability practices. Sustainability communication consumer loyalty brand reputation sustainable marketing practices social responsibility behaviour L21 M14 Q01 Q56 Introduction Sustainability has become a fundamental problem for businesses globally as consumers grow more conscious...

... with colleagues are the next step. Indeed, these interactions, similar to those mentioned by Esser, should lead to becoming an integral part of the workplace. Finally, all these steps lead to the finding of the meaning of work. Finally, each level encompasses the previous levels. Social Responsibility...

...Abstract In this chapter, the discussion begins with an exploration of the first ‘C’ in the 3C Model of Taoism: compassion. The author connects the virtue of compassion with the modern concept of social responsibility, one of the three key pillars of responsible management. The chapter...