..., 2008). Corporate governance Corporate image Boardroom effectiveness Boardroom dynamics A confluence of several disclosures spawned a new era in stakeholder thinking regarding the governance of business. As widespread corporate excesses became public knowledge, calls were made in both...

... these firms might be especially vulnerable or sensitive to corporate image when hiring workers. Practical implications The model estimated permits calculation of the annual rise in average wages that would be required to reduce turnover by the same amount as CSR, a sum of approximately $3,700 per...

... the more notable given the considerable involvement of consultants in CSR. It is common for stakeholders to be defined simply as (Kerr, 2006): Corporate social responsibility Business ethics Corporate image Corporate social responsibility (CSR) is a generalised concept of what constitutes...

... protection) that must be absorbed by the firm and its shareholders. © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2006 Social responsibility Corporate image Internal auditing Boards of Directors Stakeholder analysis United States of America Adelphi Communications Corporation, Enron, Freddie...

... tries to analyze from the individual behavior perspective the relationship between corporate social responsibility and corporate trustworthiness. © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2005 Corporate image Trust Social responsibility Trustworthiness, and specifically corporate...

... communications Corporate strategy Public relations Corporate image Individual characteristics can impact on reputation – those characteristics may very well be associated with powerful individuals such as the CEO (Mahon and Wartick, 2003). It is a consistent finding that the most reputable organizations...