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Ongoing Challengesines companies’ activities in light of environmental problems, discussing where the efforts appear to fall short and where more ambitious business participation is necessary. Furthermore, it discusses the need for Finnish firms to continue to address social and economic challenges, such as human rig

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Conclusiont it is possible to identify aspects that can serve as inspiration for others. The future of Finnish CSR is reflected on by pinpointing the most influential recent developments, along with a discussion on the key takeaways.

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of the institutional and cultural context for CSR in Finland. The three central elements of the book, origins, characteristics, and trends of CSR in Finland are introduced. Furthermore, the meaning of CSR in the Finnish context and in the Finnish language is shortly reviewed.

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Lecture Notes in Computer Scienceon. The characteristics of Nordic management are reflected on, along with some early Nordic examples and conceptualizations of stakeholder thinking and community engagement. Finally, the impact of Nordic institutional and cultural traditions on business culture is discussed.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-34444-2regulations are discussed in terms of social and environmental aspects, shaped largely by EU-level laws and internationally recognized guidelines. As a specific point of interest, the Finnish innovation policy is introduced as a national agenda to increase competitiveness. The chapter also discusses

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Lecture Notes in Computer Science. The chapter illustrates the structure of Finnish private sector with data from Statistics Finland, Finnish Ministry of Economic Affairs and Employment, and the European Union. Some of the distinct characteristics of Finnish private sector such as the most influential sectors, the high proportion o

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Matthieu Viry,Marlène Villanovand sustainability associations, and trade unions, in furthering CSR in Finland. After describing the nonprofit sector in terms of its characteristics, history, and development, the chapter presents the case of “K Fishpaths”, collaboration between the environmental conservation organization WWF Finla