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Addressing Sustainability Challenges through Social Innovations and CSR Communication: A Multi-sector International Exploration
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Addressing Sustainability Challenges through Social Innovations and CSR Communication: A Multi-sector International Exploration
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Addressing Sustainability Challenges through Social Innovations and CSR Communication: A Multi-sector International Exploration
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This book reflects on how different stakeholders can work together towards ethical, responsible, and sustainable business alternatives that align to current global developments. Explored through the lens of corporate social responsibility (CSR) and organisational behaviour, this edited volume takes stock on past research agendas, current debates, and emerging developments. The editors and authors reflect on the role of academics in advancing business sustainability, responsibility, and ethics. The volume explores how theorisations of CSR have influenced business practices and discourses, the relationship between current CSR research and organisational behaviours, traditional and new approaches to CSR and sustainability communications, and emerging and future CSR research activities. It will be of great interest to scholars and students of CSR, sustainability, organisational behaviour and governance.
This book reflects on how different stakeholders can work together towards ethical, responsible, and sustainable business alternatives that align to current global developments. Explored through the lens of corporate social responsibility (CSR) and organisational behaviour, this edited volume takes stock on past research agendas, current debates, and emerging developments. The editors and authors reflect on the role of academics in advancing business sustainability, responsibility, and ethics. The volume explores how theorisations of CSR have influenced business practices and discourses, the relationship between current CSR research and organisational behaviours, traditional and new approaches to CSR and sustainability communications, and emerging and future CSR research activities. It will be of great interest to scholars and students of CSR, sustainability, organisational behaviour and governance.



















