Titlebook: Responsible Management in Asia; Perspectives on CSR Geoffrey Williams (CEO) Book 2011 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publisher

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From CSR Concepts to Concrete Action: Integrated Approaches to Improvement at the Factory Level,ues has been well documented.. A myriad of factors have provided momentum to the CSR movement, including the risk of being exposed and receiving bad publicity,. reputation risks. and arguments for a ‘business case.’. In the current context of a global economic crisis, this latter factor, the possibi

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Social Partnership Industrial Relations in PT Hero Supermarket, Indonesia,national corporations (MNCs), do business. Correspondingly, this has a tremendous impact on the global labour market and on how workers work. At the same time, this is matched with a brewing global consciousness of the need to address the mounting pressures and the effects of a global economy. On th

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Responsible Tourism in Asia,ourism, it did in fact advance the production of aircraft, which led to the development of modern commercial airplanes that would later be used to transport millions of tourists all over the world. In fact, the first modern passenger aircraft, the Boeing 247, was developed from a modified bomber pla

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Sustainable and Responsible Investment in Asia,ble and environmentally aware. Recent worries about man-made environmental disasters, life-threatening product safety standards and poor corporate governance have been a driver of ‘Socially Responsible Investment’ (SRI) in Europe and North America, and similar concerns are now growing in Asia. As in

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Sustainable Investing in Asia: Uncovering Opportunities and Risks,0 billion was spent in 2009 alone. Fuelled by fundamentally strong economic growth and ample savings, demand for all kinds of goods will continue to explode in the region, where currently only 50 out of 1,000 citizens can afford a car. However, the same is true of the severe negative environmental,