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Corporate Social Responsibility

a case study guide for Management Accountants

  • 1st Edition - May 4, 2005
  • Latest edition
  • Authors: John Innes, Gweneth Norris
  • Language: English

Corporate Social Responsiblity is based on critical insight gained by analysing four large companies’ experiences of corporate social responsibility. This study highlights the in… Read more

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Description

Corporate Social Responsiblity is based on critical insight gained by analysing four large companies’ experiences of corporate social responsibility. This study highlights the inadequacies of social and ethical reporting by business, both in terms of the ad-hoc nature of the information currently reported, and the absence of internal reporting. It will serve as evidence to companies, that producing a glossy report does not necessarily equal social responsibility.

Key features

* Explores the problems faced by firms seeking to develop their own social performance strategies
* Explores corporate governance issues
* Offers a grounded theory approach, involving full taping and transcribing of all interviews

Readership

Management accountants; Company Finance Directors; Business Consultants; Academics; Executive and Non-Executive Directors; Policy Makers and Regulators.

Table of contents

Chapter 1 - Introduction and Objectives; Chapter 2 - Literature Review; Chapter 3 - Case Study A, an international retail company; Chapter 4 - Case Study B, a large organisation in the financial services sector; Chapter 5 - Case Study C, a large international organisation in the financial services sector; Chapter 6 - Case Study D, a large organisation in the financial services sector; Chapter 7 - Cross-case analysis, based on on the objectives of the introduction; Chapter 8 - Conclusions

Product details

  • Edition: 1
  • Latest edition
  • Published: May 4, 2005
  • Language: English

About the author

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John Innes

Affiliations and expertise
Professor Emeritus of Accounting at the University of Dundee.