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Social enterprises (SE) emerge where there are opportunities to find new ways to balance otherwise competing interests and to achieve social purposes in ways that are better than and distinct from traditional approaches. Understanding... more
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      Social EntrepreneurshipPolitical ScienceSocial EnterprisesPhilanthropy
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      MarketingBusiness EthicsApplied EthicsCorporate Social Responsibility
Social capital is known as a key wealth underlying the development of nations, providing an environment of mutual respect, reciprocity and community awareness where strong civil societies can flourish. This paper shows how the development... more
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      Small BusinessPolitical ScienceSocial CapitalCivil Society
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      BusinessMarketingCorporate Social ResponsibilitySocially-responsible Investing
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      PsychologyPhysics EducationSocially-responsible InvestingHigh School
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      Corporate GovernanceCorporate FinanceSocially-responsible InvestingMutual Fund
This article examines the implications of the escalation in institutional inves power and heterogeneity for two dominant theories of corporate governanceagency theory and stakeholder theory. From this analysis, a new view of the agency... more
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      Corporate GovernanceTheory of the FirmAgency TheoryInstitutional Investors
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      Human Computer InteractionSocial PresenceVirtual RealitySocially-responsible Investing
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      Social ProblemsSustainable DevelopmentSocially-responsible InvestingRio de Janeiro
We undertook a survey of US investors to examine whether social preferences can explain three measures of engagement in socially responsible investment (SRI): interest in SRI; history of SRI investment; and the proportion currently... more
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      Social PreferencesSocially Responsible InvestingInvestors Behaviour
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      Corporate Social ResponsibilityItem Response TheoryProduct QualitySocially Responsible Investing
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Debates continue to rage between those that argue that managers should maximize the present value of their firm's cash flows in making strategic choices and those that argue that, sometimes, the wealth maximizing interests of a... more
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      Corporate Social ResponsibilitySocially-responsible InvestingSocially Responsible Investment, Socially Responsible Consumption, Corporate Social ResponsibilitySocially Responsible Investing
... potential malware, and the number of such websites has increased by around 190,0000 since 2008 (see Google's Safe Browsing ... We used the Windows command Ipconfig/displaydns to display the contents of the DNS resolver cache... more
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This report sets out the case for Queen’s University Belfast to divest from fossil fuels – it aims to influence QUB to divest from companies involved in the extraction and/or production of fossil fuels. Section 1 introduces the concept... more
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      Climate ChangeEnvironmental JusticeClimate JusticeSocially-responsible Investing
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      Corporate Social ResponsibilityAdvertisingExperimental DesignSocially-responsible Investing
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This paper reviews the relationship between organisational leadership, corporate governance and business ethics, and considers the implications for management. Business ethics is defined, and the causes and consequences of unethical... more
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This study investigates the antecedents to clothing disposal methods in two countries: Scotland and Australia. Increasing volumes of textiles are disposed of in landfill sites to the detriment of the environment. Extant research has... more
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      MarketingSocially-responsible InvestingSocially Responsible InvestingExploratory Study
Explores the relationship between responsible business and CSR and considers their contribution to employment and skills development, national challenges, social entrepreneurship and investment, and puts the case for more creative,... more
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This paper compares the resilience of ethical (Islamic and socially responsible) indexes among five developed (US, UK, Japan, Canada, Australia) and three emerging markets (Brazil, India, South Africa) during the period following the 2008... more
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      Financial CrisisSocially Responsible InvestingIslamic Investment
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Institutional investors are becoming ever more aware of the potential risks and opportunities associated with environmental, social and governance (ESG) factors. From natural resource scarcity to changing governance standards, from supply... more
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      Corporate Social ResponsibilitySustainable DevelopmentCorporate SustainabilityTriple Bottom Line
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      MarketingCorporate Social ResponsibilityStrategic ManagementModern Portfolio Theory
This paper frames social finance in its broadest terms as an alternative to traditional corporate responsible practice, highlighting the significance and potential of social finance in mobilising financial resources for global social... more
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This dissertation explores the mechanisms of institutional change in practice. The institutional change under study relates to the progressive penetration of Socially Responsible Investment (SRI) criteria into conventional investment... more
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      Institutional ChangeInstitutional LogicsSocially-responsible InvestingMainstreaming
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      Social ProblemsSustainable DevelopmentSocially-responsible InvestingRio de Janeiro
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      Competitive strategySocially-responsible InvestingResuscitationProfitability
The impact of smaller firm size on corporate social responsibility (CSR) is ambiguous. Some contend that small businesses are socially responsible by nature, while others argue that a smaller firm size imposes barriers on small firms that... more
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      Urban And Regional PlanningCorporate ResponsibilitySocially-responsible InvestingImpact Assessment
Purpose: This contribution explains how socially responsible investing (SRI) has evolved in the last few decades and sheds light on its latest developments. It describes different forms of SRI in the financial markets; and deliberates on... more
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