...Festim Tafolli; Sonja Grabner-Kräuter Purpose The purpose of this paper is to investigate the relationship between perceived corporate social responsibility (PCSR) and perceived organizational corruption (POC) in a developing country context. The research suggests mediating roles of perceived...

... This paper informs both managers and policymakers on the differing views of the CSR–CG nexus while also contributing to informing the policy dialogue. Theoretically, this paper sheds light on the CG–CSR nexus in a developing country context. Originality/value There is a paucity of research on the CG–CSR...

... failures that have occurred in such nations. © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2013 Uganda Corporate governance Accountability Stakeholder analysis Corruption Developing countries Stakeholder theory, in contrast, extends the scope of corporate governance beyond the relationship...

...Gilbert Lensen; Luk Van Wassenhove; Simon Pickard; Joris‐Johann Lenssen; Peter Lund‐Thomsen; Renginee G. Pillay Purpose The paper seeks to review the literature on CSR in industrial clusters in developing countries, identifying the main strengths, weaknesses, and gaps in this literature...

... the cost and effort, most developing countries remain just that – developing. Where countries have developed, there is strong evidence to suggest that this has been the result, not of international aid, but of a thriving corporate sector. Yet companies remain outside the prevailing development paradigm...

... of 486 million people having annual household income of $429 billion. © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2012 Base of the pyramid Rural healthcare Low income markets Emerging markets Shared value Developing countries Poverty Prahalad and Hammond (2002) have described bottom...

... for such a new era of development and specifically the potential contribution of business and academia. Design/methodology/approach This explorative study is based on expert interviews and the summary of the discussion of the EABIS Colloquium 2011 (“Corporate Responsibility and Developing Countries...

... into the “whether and how” of viable business models, in environmental, social and economical terms. This article analyses private‐sector involvement in development, including a business perspective of firm‐level factors, taking the case of sustainable energy in developing countries. Design/methodology...

... should, therefore, position their regulatory systems to tackle the particular challenges they face. In this regard, it must be noted that corporate governance regulation in developing countries will differ in ideology, necessity, concerns, complexity and robustness in specific areas. Given...

...John O. Okpara Purpose Effective corporate governance is significant for firms in developing countries because it can lead to managerial excellence and help firms with a weak corporate governance structure to raise capital and attract foreign investors. The purpose of this paper is to examine...

... at: aezeoha@yahoo.co.uk © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2010 Corporate ownership Capital structure Developing countries Nigeria Decision making The excusable position of theorists that ownership plays almost unlimited roles in corporate financial management is only appreciable...

...‐implementation or violation of the “right to health” by a lack of accessibility of vital medicines in developing countries, and control the risks of the TNPCs themselves and to provide for more accountability and trust on their part. The aim is to show that such a framework can prepare the ground for a win‐win...