Titlebook: Corporate Social Responsibility in Brazil; The Future is Now Christopher Stehr,Nina Dziatzko,Franziska Struve Book 2019 Springer Internatio

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The Interplay Between Silence and Significance: An Analysis of Sustainability Reportsyzed the meanings of what is not written (silences) in the sustainability reports of the benchmarking organizations on sustainability in Brazil. This analysis was conducted through reflexivity at different levels: the narrative, the antenarrative and the fractal level. It reveals that the silences i

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Testing the Shared Value Business Model as a Driver of Change in Financial Institutionse concept in their respective strategies as a new business model..All signs show that the capitalist system is currently dysfunctional. In recent years, business has been viewed by many observers as a major cause of social, environmental, and economic problems. Companies are widely perceived to be p

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Towards Brazilian Corporations Better Stock Price Valuation and Operational Performance with Corporagovernance practices structure development; we discuss correlation between CSR/ESG with operating performance and stock market returns; we describe initiatives undertaken since the middle of 1990s aiming at developing a more robust capital market; we also discuss CSR in a specific sector—the electri

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CSR Applied to Socio-Environmental Risks in the Supply Chain: Brazilian’s Initiatives Against Slave al and environmental risks in the supply chain. The current socio, economic, political scenario in Brazil has revealed the complexity of CSR, especially when it comes to human rights and environmental issues. Therefore, it is proposed a reflection from a integrated perspective between CSR, public in

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Adaptation of the Extended Model of Moral Outrage in Corporate Social Irresponsibilityer caused by Samarco Minera??o S.A. to the municipality of Mariana, Minas Gerais State, which impacted the towns located in the region of the Rivers Gualaxo do Norte, Carmo and Doce, in addition to causing feelings and criticism nationwide. The purpose of this paper, therefore, is to undertake the p

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Curbing Corruption in Brazilian Environmental Governance: A Collective Action and Problem-solving Apround for corruption, thereby endangering ecosystem protection. It is widely agreed that corruption thrives where impunity prevails. This view lies with principal-agent theory. Nevertheless, the limited outcomes of anti-corruption interventions worldwide cast doubts on whether corruption can be suff

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Challenges of Implementing Corporate Compliance in Contemporary Brazil. Companies have progressively implemented controls in order to adhere to the terms of this law and mitigate related risks. This is happening in the midst of the largest federal investigation which ever occurred in Brazil against corruption and money laundering: the so-called “car wash” operation..A

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