Titlebook: New Perspectives on Corporate Social Responsibility; Locating the Missing Linda O‘Riordan,Piotr Zmuda,Stefan Heinemann Book 2015 Springer F

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The Un-balanced Sheet: A Call for Integrated Bottom Line Reportingundly changed the way organisations develop strategic plans, approach decision-making, measure success, and manage risks in the twenty-first century. Overlooked in the act to prepare a traditional balance sheet are the 80?% of a company’s assets and liabilities, including social and environmental, t

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Finding the Value in Environmental, Social and Governance PerformanceRI)—are seeking to identify companies with higher levels of Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) performance and strong returns. CFOs increasingly find ESG management on their agenda. However, based on insights from Deloitte Sustainability and the CFO study, in 2012, the management of ESG via

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Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) Reporting—Administrative Burden or Competitive Advantage?n (EU) level. Against this background, intense debate transpires regarding whether companies should be forced to report on their social and environmental performance, considering the underlying financial and technical effort necessary to measure and disclose the respective information. On the one ha

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New Perspectives on Corporate Social Responsibility978-3-658-06794-6Series ISSN 2625-7114 Series E-ISSN 2625-7122

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Linda O‘Riordan,Piotr Zmuda,Stefan HeinemannAddresses "the missing link" between theoretical CSR concepts and everyday management practice.Includes supplementary material:

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Introduction,haviour, this book examines the missing links in the way that business presently operates within the current economic system, which may have provoked the occurrence of these dilemmas. In doing so, it critically explores, examines, and identifies key mechanisms at the interface between business and society.