... Football Association and the International Olympic Committee which have established their own international development-based initiatives. Developmental interventionist policies are pursued by non-governmental organisations, which are largely responsible for the implementation of sport...

... multinational corporations, to take another look at their societal role. In a context of state failure (immature institutions), paying taxes can guarantee neither the peaceful management of company operations nor the sustainable development of local communities. Moreover, multinationals have experienced...

... markets Corporate governance Corporate social responsibility Business ethics Business strategy Trade Investment Economic growth Risk management Development Institutions There are a number of ways to define or classify a group of emerging market countries from other transition or less...

..., supplier, societal stakeholder) expectations. If developmental interventions addressing complex challenges are attempted at either the bottom or the top of the organization, there is a high probability that the very nature of the complex challenges, the strategic intent, the values/norms, or the resource...