Theorizing transnational corporations as social actors: An analysis of corporate motivations

DL Brown, A Vetterlein, A Roemer-Mahler - Business and Politics, 2010 - cambridge.org
An increasing number of firms are engaging in social and environmental initiatives beyond
their core business activities. While much has been written about why business should …

Social labeling and supply chain reform: The designated supplier program and the Alta Gracia label

S Nova, JM Kline - Workers' Rights and Labor Compliance in …, 2013 - taylorfrancis.com
In 2005, the Worker Rights Consortium (WRC), a US nonprofit labor-rights-monitoring
organization founded by student anti-sweatshop activists and universities that maintain …

External Factors Determining the CSR Initiatives of Manufacturing Firms in India: A Case Study Analysis.

P Kavitha - IUP Journal of Business Strategy, 2019 - search.ebscohost.com
This paper explains the external factors influencing manufacturing firms to engage in
Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) activities by using a case study approach. Both …

Consuming the urban environment: a study of the factors that influence resource use in an Australian city

P Newton, D Meyer - 2011 - figshare.swinburne.edu.au
From an environmental perspective, the 21st century has ushered in a number of critical
challenges requiring solution within a narrowing window of opportunity if major social and …

[PDF][PDF] Theorising Transnational Corporations as Social Actors: An Analysis of Corporate Motivations

D Brown, A Roemer-Mahler, A Vetterlein - 2009 - research.cbs.dk
An increasing number of firms are engaging in social and environmental initiatives beyond
their core business activities. While much has been written on the question of why business …

[PDF][PDF] Theorising transnational corporations as social actors: An analysis of corporate motivations

D Brown, A Roemer-Mahler, A Vetterlein - Business and Politics, 2010 - researchgate.net
An increasing number of firms are engaging in social and environmental initiatives beyond
their core business activities. While much has been written on the question of why business …

Consuming the urban environment

P Newton, D Meyer - Urban Consumption, 2011 - books.google.com
—levels of consumption is a challenge for the citizens of high income developed countries in
North America, Western Europe and Australia that have Ecological Footprints two to four …

[PDF][PDF] 14 Social Labeling and Supply Chain Reform

G Label - wsr-network.org
In 2005, the Worker Rights Consortium (WRC), a US nonprofit labor-rightsmonitoring
organization founded by student anti-sweatshop activists and universities that maintain …

Connecting with the Global Garment Industry: Can Ethical Consumption Promote Sustainability?

R Alexander - 2010 - utoronto.scholaris.ca
In the globalized garment industry (GGI) most clothing is involved in complex networks that
exploit both people and the environment. This system is unsustainable yet supported by …

[TRÍCH DẪN][C] 262 Social Labeling and Supply Chain Reform: The Designated Supplier Program and the Alta Gracia Label

S Nova, JM Kline - Workers' Rights and Labor Compliance in Global … - Routledge