What problems can private regulatory governance solve, and what role should public policy
play? Despite access to the same empirical evidence, the current scholarship on private …

The emergence of “e-movements” and new forms of “e-protest” and “e-activism”(Earl &
Schussman, 2003) has signified the importance of the Internet as an organizational and …

In dealing with trust relationships, there are two types of challenges that labelling initiators
have to confront. The first one concerns the relationship between consumers and the …

Consumers, consumer goods, brand names, logos, and corporations are increasingly
important in global struggles for social justice. Global social justice networks use a variety of …

Each chapter in this book by itself is a worthy contribution to the existing research on the
TNC in a globalised world. In-spire, Journal of Law, Politics and Societies The argument of …

T oday's critical debate over—and, sometimes, severe doubts about—risk-management
practices ironically follow in the wake of massive endeavors to control and rein in the risks …

This article lays out a framework for the conditions under which a civil society organization
lobbies the state and when it turns to the market. This strategic choice cannot be understood …

The ascent of online platforms has ushered in a democratization of information
dissemination and has facilitated the formation of public opinion across various societal …

Purpose The purpose of this paper is to examine the three types of ethical consumption
(positive, negative and discursive) simultaneously in three different geographical areas …

The ecological impacts of consumption are well acknowledged, and most people worldwide
are likely to have encountered proofs for or information about it. Likewise, online and offline …