Titlebook: Global Practices of Corporate Social Responsibility; Samuel O. Idowu,Walter Leal Filho Book 2009 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2009 CS

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,Zölle und Internationaler Handel, is more likely that in the future, pressures will be brought to bear on Russian companies to engage in more transparent and accountable CSD practice, still very little optimism for improvement can be expressed here. This is mainly due to lack of mandatory requirements for CSD in Russia and also to

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Unternehmensentwicklung und Wachstumlies many CSR activities. CSR for consumers may include better, safer, and quality products. For employees, CSR is about pride, retention, and being an employer of choice. CSR is a differentiator from rival firms—especially in fiercely competitive markets. For policy makers, CSR is about building tr

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-00384-5, the study then goes on to examine the incentives behind CSR and whether those goals are best met by the current practices. It also discusses the scalability of CSR via the origins of the programs currently being conducted by MNCs operating in Costa Rica, and how those practices can be emulated by

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-11292-9ccles, 2002). In this chapter, after a short definition of CSR, we propose to demonstrate what Turkish companies believe corporate social responsibility entails and how these entities apply the concept of CSR in their day to day operations.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-017-6554-1, with their activities being pronounced in varying degrees, in areas such as health care, manpower development and capacity building, football and sports, scholarship schemes and educational development, youth development schemes, staff welfare, provision of basic infrastructure, microcredit, busin

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Internationales Konsumentenverhalten as well as the way in which Turkish culture in terms of philanthropy compliments the practice of CSR. The chapter also provides some concrete examples of the practice of CSR in corporate Turkey with some concluding remarks on the concept‘s current status in Turkey.