... that, in the French context, there is a far cry from corporate social responsibility (CSR) dimension and sustainable development (SD) vision. Originality/value The paper provides an in‐depth method to analyze CSR and SD reports through its structural discourse. Wolfe and Putler (2002) discuss the importance...

... to take corporate social responsibility (CSR) and reduce their anthropogenic impact on the climate system by buying these projects. Design/methodology/approach The study applies a qualitative approach which is based on analysis of scientific articles, entity reports, and national legislative framework...

.... © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2012 Syncretism Metabolism analogy Corporate social responsibility Corporate environmental responsibility Constructionist narratives Systemic/pragmatic narratives Social responsibility Narratives Corporate strategy The activities...

...Ammanuel Ndzibah; Yarja Ketola; Toufic Mezher; Samer Tabbara; Nawal Al‐Hosany Purpose The purpose of this paper is the introduce corporate social responsibility (CSR) in Abu Dhabi, the biggest Emirate and one with the largest oil reserve in United Arab Emirates (UAE). Abu Dhabi set the first...

... Advisory Board (RAB). Ross Prizzia is the corresponding author and can be contacted at: rprizzia@hawaii.edu Consumer behaviour Cars Social responsibility Legislation Environmental management United States of America The role of consumer behavior in improving and protecting environmental...

... processes used, and actions/plans being advocated and/or undertaken by these community initiatives. Communication has two key components of concern in this paper: © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2010 Australia Global warming Social responsibility Community behaviour Social action...

... Leaders Global warming Attitudes Social responsibility Public opnion Economic sustainability Adaptive capacity has been explained in short as the social context in which adaptation decisions are made (Yohe, 2001 ; Tompkins and Adger, 2005 ; Burch and Robinson, 2007). According to Yohe (2001...

... environmental impacts, but also because they are Portuguese‐born companies whose decision centres are also in Portugal. Business ethics Social responsibility Accountancy Financial reporting Portugal Business policy Companies are, increasingly, considered to be fundamental to the economic...

... as being socially irresponsible! To demonstrate that they “care” about the people and environment they operate in, organisations have taken different courses of action. The corporate social responsibility (CSR) reports which have now become an annual report in addition to the traditional annual financial...

... …” shall be liable. Liability is absolute and dependent on fault. It is not always possible to identify the producer of waste, such as a waste tip informally used by the public over many years. © MCB UP Limited 1996 Environmental audit Ethics Industry Pollution Social responsibility...