Essays about: "CSR obligations"

Showing result 6 - 10 of 17 essays containing the words CSR obligations.

1. 6. Legitimation Strategies in the reporting of Negative CSR Aspects

   University essay from Högskolan Dalarna/Företagsekonomi

   Author : Bliss Ayertey; Getnet Mengesha Asrat; [2017]
   Keywords : Legitimacy; negative aspects; Corporate Social Responsibility; sustainability; non-financial reporting; voluntary disclosure; legitimation strategies; symbolic approach; substantive approach;

   Abstract : The survival of organizations is dependent upon their legitimacy since legitimacy provides them with access to valuable resources. Organizations do not possess legitimacy, but rather it is ascribed to them by the society they are in when their actions meet societal expectations. READ MORE

3. 7. Understanding how SME’s handle CSR activities connected to the supply chain : A qualitative study in a B2B context

   University essay from Linnéuniversitetet/Institutionen för marknadsföring (MF)

   Author : Towe Breuss; Cajsa Torpman; [2017]
   Keywords : Corporate Social Responsibility; Supply Chain; Supply Chain Management; Sustainable Supply Chain; Communication; Small and medium-sized enterprises;

   Abstract : It has been argued for the past years that one of today’s main important factors for gaining competitive advantage is to implement CSR activities. There have been many studies showing the many benefits CSR have, not only to the organizations but also to society and the environment. READ MORE

4. 8. Corporate Social Responsibility as a Strategic Management Tool: A Comparative Case Study Between Yalla Trappan and The Vegan Bar

   University essay from Lunds universitet/Företagsekonomiska institutionen

   Author : Priscilla Owusu Afriyie; Alexia Twingler; [2017]
   Keywords : Corporate Social Responsibility; Strategy; Stakeholder Management; SMEs and Malmö; Business and Economics;

   Abstract : Abstract Purpose First, this study aimed to explore the development of CSR as a discourse and theoretical concept from the 1950’s until today. The purpose of this was to generate insights into how CSR agendas have changed over time and to better understand where it is today. READ MORE

5. 9. Legal Aspects of Remuneration for Workers - Living Wage: International Law, Experience and the Case of Vietnam

   University essay from Lunds universitet/Juridiska institutionen

   Author : Yen Nguyen; [2016]
   Keywords : living wage; CSR; international law; labour rights; human rights; Vietnam; Law and Political Science;

   Abstract : The right to a living wage is the right to living a life of dignity with a condition deemed acceptable by the society which adherents to everyone who works. Analysing the international law system, where right to a living wage is deeply rooted, it has not explicitly regulated and become an obstacle for its full realisation, despite being an ultimate goal of international labour standard on wages. READ MORE

6. 10. Development Finance Institutions’ Effect on The Fund Manager’s Investment Decisions : Balancing Financial Performance Goals and Development Impact Objectives

   University essay from Umeå universitet/Företagsekonomi

   Author : Alexander Adolfssson; Marie Åström; [2016]
   Keywords : DFI; Development Finance Institutions; MDFI; Multilateral Development Finance Institutions; SEE; SRI; Socially Responsible Invesments; CSR; NGO; SIDA; DEG; FM; SME; Multiplier Effect; Agent Theory; Stakeholder Theory; Qualitative; Subjectivism; Objectivism; Postitivsm; Intepretivism; Investment Behavior; Standard Asset Pricing Model; ESG; Sin Industries; Principle-agent Theory; Positivist Agent Thoery; Agent Conflict; Incentives; Investment Behvaior; Optimal contracts; Descriptive Stakeholder Thoery; Convergent Stakeholder Theory; Stakeholder; Shareholder; Financial Performance; Development Impact; Hands-off model; Direct-involvement model; Affirmative Behavior; Aviodance Behavior; Tripple Bottom Line; Agent; Principle; Control; Fund Manager;

   Abstract : Development Finance Institutions (DFIs) have played a crucial role in moving socially responsibility considerations up on the private equity industry’s agenda. DFIs add a development impact criterion to traditional financial performance goals in the investment industry and play a catalytic role by mobilizing other investors. READ MORE