... contexts investigate CSR practices in businesses, but do not consider other stakeholders, such as government bodies and non-governmental organizations (NGOs), that influence CSR application (Rajagopal and Bansal, 2015). Therefore, it is important to investigate the role of government policies...

.... In addition, there are a number of well known market failures. Some noteworthy ones are: The government category includes all organizations that report to elected officials. Thus, it includes national and local governments and their agencies and crown corporations. The non‐governmental organization...

... responsibility (CSR). This document seeks to analyze the xertatu project as a local response to a new form of governance, identifying the lessons learned in its development. Design/methodology/approach This paper focuses its analysis on a clear understanding of the need to combine not only...

... as Dean, he combined his academic activities with consultancy in business strategy and organizational development for private companies, public administrations and non‐governmental organizations in Spain. He is a member of the Board of Directors of The Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business...

... governance and related social responsibility practices. In this context, the structure of asymmetric information seems to be more complex and multi‐dimensional. It takes place first between the depositors, the bank and the regulatory authorities; second, between the shareholders, the bank and the regulatory...

...Abdulrazzak Charbaji; Tarik Mikdashi The last two years have seen the growing interest in e‐commerce and e‐government in Lebanon. Through a review of literature and related studies, critical factors in peoples’ attitude toward participation in e‐government are uncovered. Empirical evidence...