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Based on extensive research into the 1914-1918 anti-war movement in Huddersfield, West Yorkshire, this study sets out to examine the proposition that Huddersfield was a 'special place' in the Read More »
There has been increasing concern among consumers in the North about labour standards and conditions of employment in producing/exporting countries in the South. Such concerns have inevitably led to Read More »
In this paper we present a benchmarking of European banks and service organizations regarding the integration of sustainability in their policies, strategies, products, services and processes. Using Read More »
In this paper we present a benchmarking of European banks and service organizations regarding the integration of sustainability in their policies, strategies, products, services and processes. Using Read More »
In the absence of sound business ethics practices in South Africa, consumers perceptions and expectations of businesses ethical behaviour will be vital determinants of market share and sustainable Read More »
This paper seeks to view corporate ethics from a network perspective. The authors examine the extent to which ethics can constitute an organisational resource and whether operating in an ethical Read More »
In this study, the philanthropic aspect of corporate social responsibility is looked at in relation to other aspects of corporate social responsibility and long-term business performance in Read More »
Many companies, especially in the sportswear sector, conduct various researches to ensure the satisfaction of their current consumers, to increase their customer potential and to ensure brand loyalty Read More »
This study aims to investigate the effect of information imbalance and information complexity on intentions to engage in pro-environmental behavior. This research employed a 2 2 factorial Read More »
A successful brand is one of the most valuable resources a company has. Should the brand become powerful, it is supposed to reflect rational and emotional expectations of consumers, which, however, Read More »