Titlebook: Corporate Responsibility and Sustainability during the Coronavirus Crisis; International Case S Anna S?rensson,Besrat Tesfaye,Alin Stancu B

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Kheyandra D. Lewis,Teri L. Turnerthis purpose, a single case has been selected: the Coronavirus Makers community. Besides, this research was based on analysing secondary sources of information and two in-depth interviews with two coordinators of the Coronavirus Makers Network..The analysis introduces elements of debate arising from

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Erin E. Shaughnessy,Vineeta Mittalthe impact of the COVID-19 pandemic is related to the state of the industry in which the case companies are located, and the pre-crisis status of the companies. The perceptions of the entrepreneurs also differ. Some entrepreneurs perceive the crisis as a threat to their business while others see opp

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Kelsey Logan,Archana Chatterjee hotel and restaurant sector, this figure is 70% and for managers with foreign background 55% state that they have done such activities. Second, many SMEs have used governmental support to be able to keep their employed individuals part-time in the companies. As a third example, it could be worth me

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Social Dynamics Between Conspecifics,is also an opportunity to re-evaluate the role of such philanthropy and to suggest potential ways in which such responses can be embodied in sustained corporate responsibility practices geared towards sustainable human development..The chapter presents as illustrative cases, the response to Coronavi

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Corporate Sustainability and COVID-19 Responses in West Africa: The Potential for Sustained Linkagesis also an opportunity to re-evaluate the role of such philanthropy and to suggest potential ways in which such responses can be embodied in sustained corporate responsibility practices geared towards sustainable human development..The chapter presents as illustrative cases, the response to Coronavi

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