Responsible Business in a Changing World

Chapter 1 Responsible Business in a Changing World: An Introduction

Chapter 2 Corporate Tax Responsibility: Do Investors Care?

Chapter 3 Mapping Georgian Bank Customer’s Preferences for Corporate Social Responsibility

Chapter 4 Is There Value Creation in the Banks Listed in the Dow Jones Sustainability Index Europe?

Chapter 5 Making British Banking Better

Chapter 6 The Impact of Shareholder Social Activism on Firms’ Corporate Social Performance Through SRI Fund Investment

Chapter 7 Cooperative Social Responsibility: A Case Illustration of the Unique Character of Cooperative Governance and Its Relation to the Concept of Corporate Social Responsibility

Chapter 8 Managing Intangibles and Improving Governance Through the Theory of Complexity

Chapter 9 Influence of Firm Size on the Environmental Disclosure and Performance of the Listed Companies on the Stock Exchange of Thailand

Chapter 10 The Impact of Environmental Management Accounting Practices on Organizational Sustainability of the ISO 14001 Companies in Thailand

Chapter 11 The Impact of Environmental Accountants’ Ability on CSR Disclosure and Profitability of the Listed Companies on the Stock Exchange of Thailand

Chapter 12 Sustainability Reporting, a New Type of Companies’ Hypocrisy: Zara and Volkswagen Cases

Chapter 13 Does Intangible Intensity Affect Analyst Accuracy? Some Evidence from Spanish Firms

Chapter 14 ‘Unwritten Rules’ in Social Partnerships: Defining Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) Through Institutional Theory in the Peruvian Mining Industry

Chapter 15 Isomorphic Mutation and Strategic Adaptation in China’s CSR Standards for Overseas Investors

Chapter 16 Getting Personal About Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR): Exploring the Values That Motivate Leaders to Be Responsible

Chapter 17 Mission-Based Corporate Sustainability: The Aigües de Barcelona Model

Chapter 18 Exploring the Impact of Corporate Social Responsibility on Poverty Reduction

Chapter 19 An Exploration of Current Managers’ Attitudes in Gulf Co-Operation Council Countries Regarding the Adoption of Green IT

Chapter 20 Avoiding Corporate Armageddon: The Need for a Comprehensive Ethical Framework for AI and Automation in Business

Chapter 21 The Small and Medium Enterprises’ Perception of the Concept of Corporate Social Responsibility