Lexington Books
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978-0-7391-8373-1 • Hardback • December 2013 • $114.00 • (£88.00)
978-1-4985-2518-3 • Paperback • November 2015 • $53.99 • (£42.00)
978-0-7391-8374-8 • eBook • December 2013 • $51.00 • (£39.00)
Duygu Türker is assistant professor in the Department of Business Administration at Yasar University. She was previously a guest researcher at the University of Oslo with the support of the Research Council of Norway.
Ceren Altuntas is a PhD student in the Department of Business Administration at Dokuz Eylul University. She is also a lecturer at Yasar University.
Huriye Toker is an assistant professor in the Department of Communication at Yasar University. She has administrative and research experience on many national and international projects.
List of Figures and Tables
Preface
Chapter 1: What’s in a Word?
João M. S. Carvalho, Jan Jonker, and Nikolay A. Dentchev
Chapter 2: Corporate Governance and Stakeholder Management
Anne Burke
Chapter 3: Corporate Social Responsibility in European Context
Ayselin Yildiz, Gokay Ozerim
Chapter 4: Communicating Corporate Social Responsibility in a Specific World
Wim Elving
Chapter 5: Management System Standards and Other Initiatives for CSR
Agata Rudnicka and Janusz Reichel
Chapter 6: Sustainable Supply Chain Management
Ceren Altuntas
Chapter 7: Sustainability of CSR Projects in Times of Economic Crises
Elmar-Laurent Borgmann and Nadezda Kokareva
Chapter 8: The Role of Non-Governmental Organizations in CSR
Huriye Toker
Chapter 9: Communicating Corporate Social Responsibility
Réka Jablonkai
Chapter 10: Developing a Social Responsibility Strategy
Duygu Türker
Bibliography
Index
About the Authors
Contemporary Issues in Corporate Social Responsibility brings together an interesting collective of European academics with a shared vision to understand CSR from a multidisciplinary context. As such, the book is an eclectic analysis tackled by a range of special interest academics who all have a focus on the responsibility debate. The outcome is a robust discussion from start to finish.All issues of CSR are tackled from a range of stakeholder and disciplinary perspectives. This diversity is its challenge and related strength. The book has emerged from an EU funded initiative so has the benefit of pan European engagement and support. It will make an interesting and rewarding read for a range of stakeholders who are wanting to increase their understanding of the EU and its constituent countries to understand how responsibility from a corporate and organizational perspective is being perceived, actioned, and in some parts delivered.
— Ralph Tench, Leeds Metropolitan University
H. R. Bowen’s 1953 book marked the evolution of modern CSR, which was perhaps the genesis of the quest to globally re-write a new model for business operational practices of our time. It was the start of our realization that modern capitalism would lead to a series of unintended global disasters if the interests of stakeholders including the environment were excluded from the equation of corporate responsibilities. In Contemporary Issues inCorporate Social Responsibility, Türker, Toker, and Altuntaş have assembled several thought provoking issues in several aspects of CSR in the 21st century which I recommend unreservedly for reading by everyone involved in corporate social responsibility from all perspectives and backgrounds.
— Samuel O. Idowu, editor-in-chief of the Encyclopedia of Corporate Social Responsibility