Conceptual and theoretical approaches to corporate social responsibility, entrepreneurial orientation, and financial performance
"This book explores new trends in corporate social responsibility, entrepreneurial orientation, and financial performance"--
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| Format: | eBook |
| Language: | English |
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Hershey, PA
IGI Global, Business Science Reference,
[2020]
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| Series: | Advances in business strategy and competitive advantage.
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| Online Access: | EBSCOhost Перейти в каталог НБ ТГУ |
Table of Contents:
- Section 1. Conceptual and theoretical perspectives. Chapter 1. Corporate social responsibility and financial information: theoretical approaches and recent developments ; Chapter 2. Corporate social responsibility: benefits and costs of its implementation ; Chapter 3. Corporate social responsibility: the comparison of scientific production in Web of Science and in Scopus over the last three decades (1988-2018) ; Chapter 4. Social responsibility reporting in higher education institutions: a systematic literature review ; Chapter 5. Anything goes in cause related marketing?: the case of the 'solidarity' traffic radar ; Chapter 6. Corporate social responsibility and disclosure of socioenvironmental risks by credit unions
- Section 2. Applied perspectives: the contexts of countries, regions, and cities. Chapter 7. Linking corporate social responsibility reporting with the UN sustainable development goals: evidence from the Portuguese stock market ; Chapter 8. Integrated reports and board diversity: an international perspective ; Chapter 9. Corporate social responsibility reporting and climate change: carbon emissions disclosures by Portuguese companies ; Chapter 10. Which local governments provide suitable promotion of entrepreneurship? ; Chapter 11. An exploratory study about corporate governance and integrated reporting in the Mozambican context: what Mozambique has done in corporate governance ; Chapter 12. CEO duality and firm performance: Portuguese evidence ; Chapter 13. Best practices to become a sustainable smart city: the case of Singapore ; Chapter 14. The impact of firm performance and corporate governance on corporate social responsibility: evidence from France ; Chapter 15. The relationship between CSR, corporate governance, and firm performance: evidence from Moroccan listed firms.