...Danielle Marie Razalan; Marianne C. Bickle; Joohyung Park; Deborah Brosdahl Purpose The purpose of this paper is to identify the types of social responsibility actions that small local retailers implement in their local community and to explore their underlying motivations and perceived benefits...

...Isabel Carrero; Carmen Valor Purpose This paper aims to analyse the responsible offer of mainstream retailers. By focusing on corporate social responsibility (CSR) labelled grocery goods, it aims to study whether consumers are able to make an ethical shopping basket, to create an inventory of CSR...

...Jasmine Williams; Juliet Memery; Philip Megicks; Mark Morrison Purpose The purpose of this paper is to identify, and explore the importance of, ethical and socially responsible (ESR) factors in Australian consumers' choices of grocery products and stores. Design/methodology/approach Following...

...Peter Jones; Daphne Comfort; David Hillier Purpose This paper offers a preliminary exploration of the corporate social responsibility (CSR) issues being addressed by the UK's top ten retailers. Design/methodology/approach The paper draws its empirical information from the CSR reports...

... for analysis and an internet search of their web sites, exploring their “corporate social responsibility” reports and statements, was undertaken. Findings The review suggests that the majority of the major retailers are addressing sustainability agendas, that they recognise, albeit in varying measure...

... Limited 2002 Retailing Social responsibility Macroeconomics For example, retailers, as well as other members of the distributive channel, can be seen as the gatekeepers. This point was dramatically made by three British social historians, McKendrick, Brewer and Plumb in their 1982 study...