1st Edition
Corporate Responsibility and Sustainable Development Exploring the nexus of private and public interests
Introduction Part 1. Challenging Corporate Accountability 1. Corporate Social Responsibility and Corporate Accountability: A Historical Overview Alexios Antypas,, Magdalena Paszkiewicz, and Stephen Stec 2. Corporate Human Rights Risk: Reconciling Law and Firm Behaviour Audrey Mocle Part 2. Community Interests and Responsibility 3. A Space of Isolation: entrepreneurship in a time of crisis in Italy Michele Filippo Fontefrancesco 4. Locating Local Community Interests between Government’s Assurances and Investor’s Expectations Ciprian N. Radavoi Part 3. Reconciling Stakeholder Expectations 5. Health and well-being vulnerability of the socio-economically disadvantaged: The role of food Louise Manning 6. Explaining Corporate Social Performance through Multilevel Analysis Orr Karassin and Aviad Bar-Haim Part 4. Effecting Sustainable Partnerships 7. A Theory of Public-Private Sustainable Development Partnerships Duane Windsor 8. Meta-regulation for Environmental Monitoring and Corporate Sustainability Reporting Nadia B. Ahmad 9. Timber companies and state building in the Congo Basin Andrea Iff Conclusions
Biography
Lez Rayman-Bacchus is Visiting Research Fellow at University of Winchester Business School, UK.
Philip R. Walsh is Associate Professor at Ryerson University, Canada.
