..., including companies, which either directly or indirectly contribute to the water crisis. This study aims to examine whether corporate water information can be conceptualised as a human right by analysing the role of corporate human rights ( HR ) commitment and governance mechanisms and by assessing how...

... of undefined concepts, vague terminology and the variability of audit and risk management tools applied. These shortcomings result in a lack of comprehensive and specific reporting on human rights and environmental risks in these supply chains, despite the raw materials used being well-documented for human...

... human rights principles, positioning GM as a key mechanism within a strategic social responsibility ( SSR ) framework, exploring how ethical communication of sustainability practices enhances competitiveness in environmental, social and governance ( ESG )-governed global markets. Design/methodology...

...Michele Rubino; Ilaria Mastrorocco Purpose Due to the current context of human rights violations, especially by large companies, this study aims to analyse whether and how certain aspects of corporate governance, in particular the composition of the board of directors, influence respect for human...

..., with 65 items allocated in seven dimensions as follows: organizational governance, human rights, work practices, environment, legal practices, consumer issues and community involvement and development. Exploratory factorial analysis and Cronbach’s alpha were the statistics used to analyze the data...

... The paper principally concludes that meaningful corporate social responsibility in the area of human rights can be better achieved if it is based on commitment and collaborative partnership. Practical implications The paper provides a basis for empirical research on corporate social responsibility...