Titlebook: Corporate Social Responsibility and Regulatory Governance; Towards Inclusive De Peter Utting (Deputy Director),José Carlos Marques Book 201

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Shuai Xu,Donghai Guan,Zhuo Ma,Qing Menglargely independent of the state and public policy. This chapter questions this claim by showing how the trajectory and substance of CSR in particular country contexts has been conditioned by social policy and development strategies. It does so by examining the evolution of CSR through different pha

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A Context Model for?Personal Data Streams What are the consequences both for business and wider society of the private sector becoming a development agent? What does the field of ‘corporate responsibility’ have to offer in creating a bridge between conventional business agendas and poverty alleviation?

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Qilin Fan,Chunyan Liu,Yunlong Zhao,Yang Linly invested in the establishment of their factories, but also created ‘company villages’ and ‘social programmes’ with a view to enhancing the social well-being of their workers. Most strategies represented a combination of enlightened self-interest, efforts to keep the (upcoming) trade unions at ba

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Jie Lu,Hongchang Chen,Zhen Zhangy to deal with complex and intractable development problems that have defeated single-sector interventions. Following the perceived shortcomings of the 1980s Structural Adjustment Programmes in developing countries, public-private or multi-sector partnerships are perceived as a more sustainable opti

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: Ursula Le Guin and the Haploid Heart,porary capitalism (Dicken 1998). In industries such as apparel, electronics and automobiles, it has led to the emergence of ‘Global Commodity Chains’ (GCCs) governed by large lead firms that retain direct control over marketing and design activities in Northern markets while arranging for the manufa

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