Titlebook: Corporate Social Responsibility in Asia; Practice and Experie Kim Cheng Patrick Low,Samuel O. Idowu,Sik Liong An Book 2014 Springer Interna

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Re-conceptualizing Corporate Social Responsibility in Japan the subject of debate in Japan. As a part of this, the hitherto prevailing approach to CSR as being primarily concerned with the amelioration of environmental impacts, ensuring legal compliance and donating money to social causes has been criticised as an inadequate response to the issues currently

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Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) Practice and Implementation Within the Institutional Context: firms to reduce their environmental impacts, make their products safer or healthier, or contribute to the communities in which their operations and facilities are located. The question of whether “doing good and doing well” converge has waxed and waned over recent decades. Although an increasing num

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Green Practices: A Comparative Study Between Southeast Asia and the United Statesmine and contrast the efforts to be green made in both the United States and in the Southeast Asian countries of Brunei, Singapore, China, and Malaysia. Because of differing government roles, the United States needs a greater commitment and more action by governments and business rather than merely

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Implementing CSR Practices Through the Value of Filial Pietyces in Asia. They expound the Confucian value of filial piety; and its applications and practices in socially responsible organizations. In the discussions, the issues and problems of looking after the young and the old and more so, the transference of such value(s) to the young are also being exami

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Outsource to Asia: How Multinational Corporations Legitimately Forget Corporate Social Responsibilitticism of the voluntary adoption of CSR by businesses. The incorporation of CSR preserves the image of businesses because consumers perceived them as ‘ethical traders’. However, the proliferation of outsourcing has facilitated the disregard of CSR whereby businesses are externalising their manufactu

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