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The Fundamental Role Of Ecological Intelligence In Creating Resilient Business Practice
This is a conceptual paper that is informed by the ideas and outcomes of two EPSRC funded projects undertaken in the areas of sustainable innovation, organizational change and ecological literacy Read More »
Framing Across Cultures: Preferences For Different Message Framing Options
While there is an increasing body of knowledge of how cultural values play a part in international communication, there is still a lack of research looking at if and how cross-cultural differences Read More »
The Demon In The Strategy Stream
In strategy today, ‘dynamic capabilities’ is the dominant perspective (Bareto, 2010; Easterby-Smith et al, 2009). Bareto, (2010, 256) cites article search evidence from 1997-2007 to back up this Read More »
Putting The ‘social’ Into Social Marketing: Practices, Norms And Communities – The Case Of
Social marketing is increasingly cited as an important component of the response to the behavioural demands of sustainability (Peattie and Peattie 2009; Institute for Government/Cabinet Office 2009), Read More »
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Corporate Social Responsibility, Human Rights Law And The Pharmaceutical Industry: Research Studies
The pharmaceutical industry is a fascinating sector to explore as many people feel so passionately about it. It is not like the producers of televisions and washing machines: its products do Read More »
The Applicability Of Industrial Symbiosis Praxis To Improving The Environmental Sustainability Of
Over the last decades, environmental issues concerning supply chains have been growing in importance and taking a significant part of the wider debate on how industry meets the challenges of Read More »
Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR): Socially Responsible Behaviour Or ‘a Way Business Is
The idea that social responsibility is good for public relations (PR) and therefore good for business is not a new one (see Golden 1968 for example). Bernays defined PR as ‘the practice of social Read More »
Going With The Flow? What CSR Can Learn From Innovation Going With The Flow? What CSR Can Learn
Introduction Introduction Despite having attracted academic attention for more than half a century, corporate social responsibility (CSR) has remained a fuzzy concept. Its precise meaning is shaped Read More »
Antecedents And Consequences Of Corporate Social Responsibility Awareness Consumers In The Mobile
The study was conducted in Harare as regards Zimbabwes mobile telecommunications sector, examining the influence of a selected factors on consumers awareness of corporate social responsibility (CSR) Read More »
Addressing The Challenges Of Conducting Observational Studies In Sheep Abattoirs
The competing needs of maintaining productivity within abattoirs, and maintaining high standards of animal welfare, provide fertile grounds for applied research in animal behavior. However,there are Read More »
Author: Elyssa Payne, Melissa Starling, Paul McGreevy
Contributor: eb™ Research Team