Includes index.

Can a values reframing of ISO14001:2015 finally give business an effective tool to tackle climate change? / Sarah Williams -- Rethinking corporate social responsibility in capitalist neoliberal times / Rafaela Costa Camoes Rabello, Karen Nairn and Vivienne Anderson -- Adoption of Integrated Reporting: an attempt to reduce the gaps between CSR discourse and its implementation / Ioana-Maria Dragu -- "Pouring politics down our throats": political CSR communication and consumer catharsis / Georgiana Grigore and Mike Molesworth -- The life and death of corporate social responsibility / David Crowther -- Archaeology and the symbols of socially responsible communication / Shahab Seifi and Shahla Seifi -- Traditional artisans as stakeholders in CSR: a rehabilitation perspective in the Indian context / P.N. Sankaran -- Reinventing CSR in Nigeria: understanding its meaning and theories for effective application in the industry / Lukman Raimi -- How managers perceive internal corporate social responsibility: an empirical study of Indonesian women's employment / Kurnia Perdana and Nova Mardiana -- The influence of corporate governance and human governance towards corporate financial crime: a conceptual paper / Wan Nailah Abdullah and Roshima Said -- To blow the whistle or not: the roles of perceived organizational retaliation and upward communication satisfaction in employee responses to observed wrongdoing / Isil Karatuna and Oguz Basol.

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