
Disorganized Crimes
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by Justine Simpson, John R. Taylor
Kogan Page · 2013
A look at how corporate social responsibility is reshaping company culture, set against banking crises and corporate scandals. It suits readers interested in business ethics, governance and organisational behaviour.
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Corporate social responsibility is driving a change in how companies think about their culture and behaviour. The authors describe rising activism from shareholders and stakeholders, set against banking crises and corporate scandals that have filled the headlines. Their central question is how accountability and transparency can push a firm to link sustainability and corporate conscience with its bottom line.
The discussion turns to fiduciary capitalism, which the publisher says is under pressure to connect sustainability and conscience with profit. Readers interested in business ethics, governance and organisational behaviour will find the topic set out with a clear focus.
Published by Kogan Page, with ISBN-13 9780749463854.