The micro-dynamics of learning networks: how local actors contest ‘peripherality’
Current thinking in regional development has been incredibly productive and led to a plethora of empirically-derived ‘big’ concepts and theories. These grand ideas embody the geographies of a
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01/01/2003
• #Community Relations
Talent Management: Attracting and retaining academic staff at selected public higher education institutions
The challenge being experienced by higher education to attract and retain talented academics, particularly black staff, motivated this particular study. The challenge has been experienced by the
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03/2017
• #Education and Training
Engaging and Mobilizing Society through Edutainment
Increased competition between enterprises means that they have to combine social and economic dimensions in their activities 1. One of the manifestations of the indicated process is the focus on the
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11/14/2007
• #ESG
THE IDEA OF CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY REGARDING INSTRUMENTAL AND COHERENT MODELS OF RATIONALITY
Increased competition between enterprises means that they have to combine social and economic dimensions in their activities 1. One of the manifestations of the indicated process is the focus on the
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Punishing Vices or Rewarding Virtues? The Motivations for and Benefits of Ethical Ratings for Private Italian Companies
In A Treatise on Virtues and Rewards, Dragonetti (1769) advances a theory of action based on rewards for virtues. The idea of rewards, especially of awards, relies on the hypothesis that intrinsic
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01/02/2021
• #Corporate Social Responsibility
Corporate Social Responsibility and Employer Attractiveness
This research paper focuses on the controversy whether corporate social responsibility (CSR) has an influence on employer attractiveness and to what extent the cultural background and individual
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01/06/2017
• #Corporate Social Responsibility
THE YIN AND YANG OF CSR ETHICAL BRANDING
Within the current discourse and the often overly-commercialized hyperbole of branding and positioning, there is a particular area that has not been given due attention. Yet, with the rapid changes
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07/31/2007
• #Ethical Culture
Mandating Socially Responsible Behavior
Management theory and practice are facing unprecedented challenges. The lack of environmental sustainability, the increasing inequity and the continuous decline in societal trust pose a threat to
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05/04/2013
• #Corporate Social Responsibility