Globalization and commitment in corporate social responsibility: Cross-national analyses of institutional and political-economy effect
This article examines why global corporate social responsibility (CSR) frameworks havegained popularity in the past decade, despite their uncertain costs and benefits, and how theyaffect adherents’ behavior. We focus on the two largest global frameworks—the United NationsGlobal Compact and the Globa...
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Institutional Knowledge at Singapore Management University
2011
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