Titlebook: Corporate Social Disclosure; Critical Perspective Carlos Noronha Book 2015 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 2

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Corporate Social Disclosure and Performance Gap: Greenwashing Foxconn’s Shenzhen FactoriesCSR agenda does not necessarily result in more responsible behaviors (Hess, 2008). As CSD is often used to measure actual performance (Ullmann, 1985), it is essential to assess the quality of CSD and identify if there is any discrepancy between corporate social reporting and actual performance.

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is activity is often known as corporate social disclosure (CSD). Prior CSD studies have paid relatively little attention to controversial industries (see Campbell et al., 2003; Moerman & Van Der Laan, 2005; Tilling & Tilt, 2010).

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Limiting Exposure to Toxic Chemicals,within the United Nations (UN) in New York, but it has many local organizations to promote its principles and activities at the country level. In Japan, the Global Compact Japan Network, hereafter referred to as GC-JN, is the organization established as the local network.

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Distributions for the Effects of Risk,nteraction between interests and ideologies that sometimes clashed and sometimes compromised in specific political, social and economic contexts. Ideas about the roles of business in society and the concepts of corporate social responsibility (CSR) that have emerged and evolved in Japan since the Edo period derive from these complex influences.

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Regulating the Movement of Hazardous Waste,third-party assurance in SR in the last ten years. While in 2002, only 29% of leading global companies had purchased such assurance service, the adoption rate was increased to 59% in 2013 (KPMG, 2013.).

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Tuan Nguyen Gia,Ziyu Wang,Tomi WesterlundCSR agenda does not necessarily result in more responsible behaviors (Hess, 2008). As CSD is often used to measure actual performance (Ullmann, 1985), it is essential to assess the quality of CSD and identify if there is any discrepancy between corporate social reporting and actual performance.