Corporate social responsibility? : human rights in the new global economy / edited by Charlotte Walker-Said and John D. Kelly.
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[2015]
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Table of Contents:
- Introduction : power, profit, and social trust / Charlotte Walker-Said
- Corporate social responsibility as controlled negotiation : the hierarchy of values / Charlotte Walker-Said
- Two cheers for CSR / Peter Rosenblum
- Assessing corporate social responsibility in the tobacco industry / Peter Benson
- Transparency, auditability, and the contradictions of CSR / Anna Zalik
- Virtuous language in industry and the academy / Stuart Kirsch
- Corporate social responsibility and the mandate to remedy : between empowerment and mitigating vulnerabilities / Caroline Kaeb
- An emerging history of CSR : the economic trials at Nuremberg (1945-49) / Jonathan Bush
- The impact of the war crimes tribunals on corporate liability for atrocity crimes under US law / David Scheffer
- Sanction and socialize : military command responsibility and corporate accountability for atrocities / Scott A. Gilmore
- Law, morality, and rational choice : incentives for CSR compliance / Caroline Kaeb
- Multistakeholder initiative anatomy : understanding institutional design and development / Amelia Evans
- The virtue of voluntarism : human rights, corporate responsibility, and UN Global Compact / Ursula Wynhoven, Yousuf Aftab
- Africa as CSR laboratory : twenty-first-century corporate strategy and state building / Charlotte Walker-Said
- CSR and corporate engagement with parties to armed conflicts / William Reno
- Corporate and state sustainability in Africa : the politics of stability in the postrevolutionary age / Charlotte Walker-Said
- Tender is the mine : law, shadow rule, and the public gaze in Ghana / Lauren Coyle
- Corporate social responsibility and latecomer industrialization in Nigeria / Richard Joseph, Kelly Spence, Abimbola Agboluaje.