Titlebook: Embedding CSR into Corporate Culture; Challenging the Exec Diane L. Swanson Book 2014 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publisher

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Images of the Self: Toward a Model of CSR Leadership,tion and management result in implicit images or metaphors that lead us to see, understand, and manage organizations in distinctive yet partial ways. In this way, metaphor that is drawn from theory has far-reaching consequences. Morgan adds that although metaphors can create valuable insights, they

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The Practice of Value-Attuned Discovery Leadership,lders with economic and ecological benefits. To that end, they direct their firms to understand and respond to stakeholder interests, which are value based and typically articulated in the language of rights and justice. In other words, discovery leaders exhibit a sense of responsibility that is abo

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Enzyme repression in anabolic pathways,utives can use in this quest, which is aimed at providing society with economic and ecological benefits and, whenever possible, the simultaneous provision of these benefits in the form of mutualistic economizing or triple bottom-line business. According to Chapter 6, the ability of executives to act

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A Call for Socially Responsible Corporate Leadership,e corporation as one of society’s major institutions should garner more public support than that. After all, many transnational corporations have revenues greater than the gross domestic products of small nation-states. Ideally, such power should stem from the public’s trust that these corporations

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The Road Ahead for Research and Education,utives can use in this quest, which is aimed at providing society with economic and ecological benefits and, whenever possible, the simultaneous provision of these benefits in the form of mutualistic economizing or triple bottom-line business. According to Chapter 6, the ability of executives to act