Titlebook: Corporate Social Responsibility in Europe; United in Sustainabl Samuel O. Idowu,René Schmidpeter,Matthias S. Fifka Book 2015 Springer Inter

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Corporate Social Responsibility in the Netherlandstherlands business community..The following text is divided into ten sections, which diverge in length due to the nature of their contents. After the introduction, Section 2 discusses what ‘CSR’ means in The Netherlands, after which Section 3 describes relevant characteristics of The Netherlands and

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Corporate Social Responsibility in Between Governmental Regulation and Voluntary Initiative: The Casny..Thus, German companies will have to develop an understanding that CSR goes far beyond being lawful and charitable activities as it essentially should be part of the core business. This is the only way CSR can create a substantial benefit for society and business. For companies these advantages c

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Insights into the CSR Approach of Switzerland and CSR Practices of Swiss Companiesctivities (e.g. reporting). However, the government promotes moderate CSR by providing guidelines and incentives for appropriate behavior (State Secretariat for Economic Affairs [SECO], 2009a). In addition, Switzerland’s economy is seen as highly globalized with a strong export orientation. Hence, m

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Political Institutions and Corporate Social Responsibility: A Nordic Welfare State Perspective from ight be said to do CSR just by acting in accordance with the demands of the state and the law. This follows recent developments in the understanding of CSR in the EU. Third, we present some future perspective on CSR in Denmark, including a suggestion to address the “new pathologies” affiliated with

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Corporate Social Responsibility in Finland: From Local Movements to Global Responsibilityhin the international sector operating companies, face global responsibility challenges when expanding the operations to new, emerging markets, commonly with inadequate social and environmental legislations. The companies have adopted international environmental and social management systems and res

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Corporate Social Responsibility in Poland: From the Perspective of Listed Companies listed on the Warsaw Stock Exchange. The analysis is based on the case studies of policies and programs adopted by companies included the CSR rating known as RESPECT Index and compared to their peers operating in the same industries not covered by the benchmark. The goals of the research are to ide

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