... and First Nations land in Canada. Originality/value The use of co-production concepts and capability modelling is novel in this space. Ethics Corporate social responsibility Sustainability Employee/community engagement Collaboration Co-production Capability model Indigenous Land rights...

... developing over the years. The reliance on human intervention and ethical leaders to appropriately and effectively steer the stakeholder-inclusive approach is obvious. In the absence of this, no corporate governance code will provide adequate safeguards to stakeholders against corporate failures...

...Gedeon Josua Rossouw Purpose The purpose of this paper is to explore the prominence and positioning of ethics in the four editions of the King Report on corporate governance for South Africa that were published since 1994. It tells a tale of how certain ethics aspects remained fairly constant over...

...-first century. In addition to an increasing body of corporate environmental and social self-reporting (Garcia-Sanchez et al., 2016 ; Toppinen and Korhonen‐Kurki, 2013), policy discourses on business responsibility (Siltaoja and Onkila, 2013) and media representations on the ethics...

... of business responsibilities; the economic component obliges a business to perform well, the legal component requires them to obey the law, the ethical component enjoins them to abide by society’s ethical standards and the philanthropic component expects them to give back to the society. The components...

...Kathleen Wilburn; Ralph Wilburn Purpose The purpose of this paper is to propose that the Global Reporting Initiative's (GRI ) reporting guidelines, specifically its performance indicators, can be used to help a company create ethical corporate social responsibility (CSR) strategies and to also...

... Corporate social responsibility Ethics Leadership development Leadership theory Stakeholder management Negotiation Responsible negotiation Responsibility Agency Implementation Legal compliance Moral norms This first step back could have been titled “Killing two birds with one stone...

... is the responsibility to God and ensuring one does the right thing whilst constantly also seeking the answers for defining what constitutes right and wrong. This form of responsibility fits with Carroll's (1979, p. 499) ethical responsibility that goes beyond legal requirements. Exploring the concept...

... of responsibility in culture and the curriculum. © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2012 Global responsibility Ethics Accountability Responsibility Imputability Liability Higher education The aim of this final article is to extend the critical conversation that has run through this journal...

... to what is referred to by philosophers such as David Harvey, John McMurtry and Paul Ricoeur, as the longing for being and solidarity with the other(s). Design/methodology/approach To put a stop to the decay of responsibility, the urgency of a broader ethical dimension in globalisation is more apparent...

... and sociologists, but less so to managers and people of responsibility in corporations, for whom it can help highlight ethical and psychological issues that undermine a sense of responsibility. Design/methodology/approach The paper revisits the experiment which shows how conscience can be manipulated by a fake...

... for patients and the wider health of the community. In this light, responsibility focuses on thoughts, values, and actions/practice in relation to the social and physical environment. Universities Ethics Business schools Curricula Responsibility Integrity Pedagogy After the credit...

... a transdisciplinary Business Ethics, Responsibility and Sustainability core module. Findings As Klein argues, transdisciplinarity is simultaneously an attitude and a form of action. The student reflections provide powerful discourses of individual learning and report a range of outcomes from finding...

...Tilokie Depoo; David J. Rosner Purpose The purpose of this paper is to provide the ethical justification for an argument regarding compensatory sustainability programs in general and for small developing nations such as Guyana. Design/methodology/approach This is a conceptual paper. A logical...

... their observations and anecdotes in dealing with their perceived ethical dilemmas when operating offshore. Findings Human rights issues represented a serious dilemma for the Australian managers participating in this research. Findings in this study suggest that such issues, and resultant perceived dilemmas...

... not been put into a truly holistic and mutual perspective. The purpose of this paper is to introduce a normative concept integrating both aspects into holistic management thinking. Design/methodology/approach First, an interdisciplinary ethical reasoning for CR and sustainable development will be given...

...Tommy Jensen; Johan Sandström Purpose Efforts to address the role and responsibilities of large global corporations have predominantly focused on the need for increased and more effective global corporate governance, but this underestimates the need to articulate a global ethics...