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Corporate social responsibility practices and stakeholder theory in Beijing
The basic idea of CSR is that business and society are interwoven rather than separate entities (Wood 1991). As discussed, a number of theories have been identified in the literature to explain CSR.
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The Ford Pinto gas tank fire hazard and cost-benefit decision
When it comes to ethics, safety and car companies, more recent events like the protracted Toyota or General Motors recall issues or the Ford/Firestone fiasco probably come to mind for many people.
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Corporate ethical codes and their influence on employee behavior
UNETHICAL Management PRACTICES HAVE on CORPORATIONS in TODAY'S Business ENVIRONMENT? Ethical corporations are those not in each day's new reports presently and are those receiving very little attention at this time.
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Multinational corporate environmental responsibility and sustainable development
The issue of multinational corporate ethics in the area of sustainable development has forced the hand of many CEO's to act in what is perhaps against the better wishes of their shareholders, but perhaps not of the stakeholder.
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Kant's theory of moral duty and its contemporary criticisms
Introduction to Kantian Ethics. Kantian ethics may depart from what Kant wrote and thought. Kantian ethics can criticize and modify the theory that Kant put forward as well as sympathetically interpret or defend it.
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Corporate social responsibility practice in the National Health Service
In a contemporary business environment, organizations are struggling with the new roles to meet the needs of present generation without compromising the needs of future generation.
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Globalization and organizational control at the ECFMG
All organizational behavior in the business world feels the impact of both external and internal factors. For instance, one external, often uncontrollable factor is the rate of globalization.
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The history of the corporation in American capitalism and law
The contemporary business corporation is an initial creation of the United States imagination that was originally designed to expand local markets. The initial design soon became an essential means to develop a national market.
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Accounting for partnerships: creation, operation, and liquidation
Partnership is a legal business relationship between two or more people who agree to do business for the purposes of earning profit. It is considered as the most appealing option in setting up a new small scale business and growing it with the passage of time.
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Transformational and transactional leadership styles in modern organizations
The global market place that is today's business environment is highly competitive, and organizational survival is increasingly perceived as being dependent upon the efficiency and effectiveness of its leadership.