ISBN 13 : 978-1-4094-1839-9

Contents : Contributors : Debra Z. Basil, David Boje, Massimiliano Bonacchi, Maureen Bourassa, Timo Busch, Robin T. Byerly, Tom Cooper, Russell Craig, Peggy Cunningham, Sally Davenport, Frank G. A. de Bakker, Gerard de Groot, Job de Haan, Frank den Hond, Steven M. Elias, Matthias S. Fifka, Peter Fleming, Roberto García-Castro, Georgios Georgakopoulos, Robert L. Heath, Terry Hickey, Romy Kraemer, Shirley Leitch, Adam Lindgreen, François Maon, Stephanie Maynard-Patrick, Katherine A. McComas, Michael J. Palenchar, Paolo Perego, Jonatan Pinkse, Stephanie Proutheau, Rossella Ravagli, Lúcia Lima Rodrigues, Nigel Roome, Mary Runté, Sheldene Simola, Valérie Swaen, Ian Thomson, Rob Van Tulder, Jaap Voeten, Duane Windsor.


Foreword and Acknowledgment

PART I Empirical-based frameworks for understanding pressures, conflict and reconciliation

Understanding Stakeholder Conflicts and Mobilization

1 The Impact of Socioeconomic and Political Factors on Stakeholder Dialogs
2 What Makes a Stakeholder Act? Exploring the Impact of the Issue in the Stakeholder
3 Swapping Stories: How Firms and Stakeholders use Blogs as Narrative Discourse to Create
4 Brent Spar Revisited: Conflict and Cooperation from a Stakeholder Perspective
5 Engaging With the Enemy: Understanding Adversarial Stakeholder Processes and Outcomes

Managing Risks of Stakeholder Conflicts
6 A License to Operate for the Extractive Industries? Operationalizing Stakeholder Thinking
7 Risk Management and Communication: Pressures and Conflicts of a Stakeholder Approach
8 Risk Conflicts and Demands for Social and Environmental Accounting: An Empirical Study

Engaging with Stakeholders and Implementing a Stakeholder Approach to Corpoprate Social
9 The Evolution of Corporate Social Responsibility in Gucci
10 The Working Stakeholder: New Perspectives on Corporate Social Responsibility
11 Giving Credit Where Credit is Due: Distributive Justice and Corporate Volunteerism
12 Indigenous People, Stakeholders and Corporate Social Responsibility
13 Resolving Environmental and Social Conflicts: Responsible Innovation in Small Producers'
14 Reconciling Stakeholder Requests and Carbon Dependency

PART II Theoretical-based frameworks for understanding pressures, conflicts and reconciliation

15 Boomerang Politics: How Transnational Stakeholders Impact Multinational Corporations
16 Using a Dialectic Approach to Understand Stakeholders' Conflicts
17 "Makes Sense Who May": Corporate Social Responsibility as a Continuous Multi-stakeholder Co-construction Process
18 A New Institutionalism Approach to Stakeholder Theory
19 Enhancing the Care-based Resolution of CSR-related, Firm–stakeholder Conflict
20 A Configurational Approach to Corporate Social Responsibility–financial Performance
21 A Corporate Social Responsibility Decision Framework for Managers and Stakeholders

Index

Language : English

Location : Nice Library

Material : Paper

Statement : Présent

Faculty's books : Oui

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