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Concepts and Methods for Incorporating Social Responsiveness and Public Policy Analysis into the Strategic Decision Making of the Firm
BUSINESS, GOVERNMENT and SOCIETY MGMKT 830-01 Spring 2012 Three Credit Hours 5:00 p.m. – 6:15 p.m. Monday/Wednesday Kelce Hall Room 111 Instructor: David L. McLane, J.D. Office phone (daytime): 231-1290 E-mail: dlm@spigarelli-law.com COURSE DESCRIPTION MGMKT 830 is a master's level course within the management and marketing department of the college of business. The catalog describes the course as follows: "Concepts and methods for incorporating social responsiveness and public policy analysis into the strategic decision making
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Corporate Social Responsibility in Banks
Corporate Social Responsibility Introduction Corporate Social Responsibility has become an increasingly important part of the corporate body and it calls for corporations to conduct their activities in a socially responsible manner. There has been a major increase in the interest and expectations of a lot of stakeholders:investors, employees, consumers, governments, and communities, and as a result, businesses are assuming the frontline position, ensuring their continued support of and commitment to the needs of the community
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Corporate Social Responsibility : An Examination of the Performance of Volkswagen Ag
Corporate Social Responsibility : An Examination of the performance of Volkswagen Ag Nowadays, corporate social responsibility in every major international company is not just merely an option but rather a necessity, an obligation, a commitment to strive for long term goals and objectives that are commendable to the society. For a highly reputable company like Volkswagen AG, Europe's largest car manufacturing company and third in the world, (OICA : World Motor Vehicle Production 2010), their
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Corporate Social Responsibility Merck &co.
Head quartered in New Jersey, Merck & Co. is one of the largest pharmaceutical companies in the world, producing medication that has lead to $2 billion dollars in annual sales (Trevino & Nelson, 2007, p.57). In 1978, Merck was testing a new drug for animals, to see if it could effectively kill parasites and worms, when they discovered that the drug killed a parasite in horses that was very similar to the worm that causes
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Management of Social Organizations
Un Techo para mi País (UTPMP) is a non-profit organization managed by young students, active in South America and currently present in 18 countries including Argentina. We will focus during this presentation on the presence of UTPMP in Argentina (UTPMPA). MISSION: The following mission has been adopted by the organization in order to express its reason for being: “Mejorar la calidad de vida de las familias que viven en situación de pobreza a través de
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Social Control Theory
Hirschi (1969) described Social Control Theory as the likelihood a juvenile will engage in future delinquent behaviors stems from the social bonds and family ties they are influenced by in everyday life. If a juvenile has poor family ties and social bonds at a young age, they will likely become delinquent as they grow older. While strong family ties and social bonds will deter a juvenile from future delinquent behaviors. Three articles were examined, and
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In What Ways and to What Extent Did Constitutional and Social Developments Between 1860 and 1877 Amounts to a Revolution?
In what ways and to what extent did constitutional and social developments between 1860 and 1877 amounts to a revolution? From the start of the American Civil War, going all the way through to the end of the period known as Reconstruction, America experienced a revolution. There were many constitutional developments, as well as social developments, that changed the landscape, both politically and socially, within this country. Some of the constitutional developments include the secession
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Social Responsibility at B&j's
Ben & Jerry’s Social Responsibility Who has never enjoyed one of the delicious flavors of Ben & Jerry’s? It is a manufacturer of ice cream, frozen yoghurt and sorbet founded in 1978 and subsequently acquired by Unilever in 2000. One of the terms of the acquisition deal was that Ben & Jerry’s would always continue its social mission without any interference from its new parent company. "Business has a responsibility to the community and the
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Social Care
Extensive research, focusing on caring within families, identifies the three main factors that influence caring relationships to be; the quality of the relationship between the carer and cared for, how much choice the carer had over acquiring their role and the amount and nature of external support received (K101, Unit 1, p.26). In this essay I will use these three factors to focus on the relationship between the care provider and the care receiver. Good
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How to Drive Positive Changes in Corporate Social Responsibility
Introduction Over the past several decades, along with the development of high technology, economic growth has brought new opportunities to corporations and countries. However, there are some phenomena that cannot be ignored in our society, such as climate change, environmental pollution, depletion of resources and the increasingly number of social issues. How to address these problems has been a global common concern. In 2000, the United Nations Global Compact was launched at the World Economic
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Social Change and Modernization
Social change, this words alone a huge impact in the world today and they have been from the beginning of time. Many people say that they do not like change but it happens every day. Social change happens when people see the hope for something new and better. This can be both positive and negative due to the outcome of the change. This has gone on for years, example is when they made cars, this
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Sociality Case
In promoting the interest of labour in the field of health,safety and welfare, ILO has had recourse to a variety of methods. For ex:international regulations, model codes, and so on.. 1.safety The prevention of industrial accidents recommendation (no.31) provides in detail the methods of co-operation between state inspectorates, employers and other bodies in the prevention of accidents. 3.Invalidity,old age and survivor’s insurance In 1933,international labour conference : old age insurance(no.5),old age and survivor’s insurance(no.36),invalidity insurance(no.38)…and
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Mill’s and Kant’s Social Utility
Social Utility Introduction Social utility presides over all ethical components in the concept of fairness. The indispensable components in the concept of fairness are: penalty, as well as the disobedience of another’s individual privileges. Privileges are any of the rights common to all citizens under a modern constitutional government. As a result, social utility is the simple cause society ought to shield us. As a result, both components of fairness are founded on helpfulness. In
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Whole Foods Market - Corporate Social Responsibility
Whole Foods Market Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) policies are fully implemented in their core values, and those values influence the company’s marketing strategies and daily operations. The six core values are “Selling the highest quality of natural and organic products available, Satisfy and entertain their customers, Support the company’s team members happiness and excellence, Create wealth through profits & growth, Invest in communities and the environment, and last create continuous win-win partnerships with suppliers (Whole
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Ikea and Corporate Social Responsibility
Introduction Child labour and human rights issues in the workplace have gained ground over the past decades in large multinational companies and industries, helping to ensure children’s rights are protected. For example, Swedish furniture giant IKEA has taken significant steps to insure its corporate social responsibility measures are at the forefront of its business operations. However, this was not always the case. A company as diversified as IKEA with a large product offering has had
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The Three Social Issues at the Time of Gandhi
The three social issues at the time of Gandhi's time are: 1. In the Hindu community there were too many differences between the upper & lower (untouchables) caste system, and the heated debate concerning the role of women within the India’s society. 2. Conflict regarding Hindu & Muslim this has be ongoing, particularly since the partition of India and Pakistan in 1947. 3. Gandhi very much wanted to inculcate a sense of self-respect, self-confidence and
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Social Issues and the Environment
6.1 FROM UNSUSTAINABLE TO SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT Until two decades ago the world looked at economic status alone as a measure of human dev e l o p m e n t . T h u s c o u n t r i e s t h a t w e r e economically well developed and where people were relatively richer were called advanced nations while the rest where poverty was widespread and were
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Corporate Social Responsibility
Corporate Social Responsibility Being a global citizen does not only mean having the ability to reach economies of scale and consumers worldwide. It also entails following legal and ethical standards in countries were one operates. Not only do countries have requirements for business conduct, various interest groups, non-governmental organisations and the Government put pressure on Corporations to act responsibly towards their stakeholders. This pressure has given rise to the concept of Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR).
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Social Intrapreneur
The Innovation Cocoa, a plant native to Central and South America, is a globally demanded commodity grown wherever the land can support it. Grown in equatorial countries, cocoa evolved from being a treat for the rich to flavoring a variety of products across demographics and incomes. The two largest producers in the world, the Cote d’Ivoire and Ghana, account for over 50% (Bright & Sarin, 2003) of the world’s production, but the people and the
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What Is Social Policy?
Chapter1 What is social policy? Social policy is the study of social services and the welfare state.In general, it looks at the idea of human welfare and how society takes care of people and manages it's services, in relationship to politics and society. It developed in the early part of the 20th century as a complement to social work studies, aimed at people who would be professionally involved in the administration of welfare. In the
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Socialization Case
A biography is an account of one person's life from birth to present. Biographies inform the reader of many things, but it does not look deeper into who that person really is. Who someone is inside and how they behave towards others is dependent upon the values, morals, and actions of other people in their life and important events and institutions. This is my biography and I will discuss the major events and people in
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Health & Social Care
Establishing and maintaining good quality care relationships can be both rewarding and challenging for all involved. What are some of the difficulties that may face those providing and relieving care, and how might these be overcome? "I am a carer." "I am cared for." "I need help with caring for someone." Each of the above statements brings difficulties to different people in different ways. From family care to accessing help from Social Services, home help
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Health and Social Care
I would offer to offer to go with Mina to visit a ‘Cooking Pots' session to meet the organiser and other parents, and make sure in advance that the organiser will have time to talk with Mina about the group. 2. How will Mina get there? How much will it cost? Can Mina afford it? What day of the week and what time are the sessions? Is this convenient? If Mina is the only Asian
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Principles of Management - Social Responsibility
Nowadays, customers in the market are no longer behaving same as in the past. They are not only just looking for high quality and good value products, but they also look at how a company reacts and response to the society. Managements need to take serious consideration on how a company response to the society, because this can directly influence the buying decision of customers, or worse, may lead to losing customers. Thus the concept
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Social and Environmental Challenges: A Developing Nation
Technology and Environment C3157990. SOCIAL AND ENVIRONMENTAL CHALLENGES: A DEVELOPING NATION Executive summary: Developing countries such as India are practically vulnerable to industrial crisis because of the adequate lack of technology and infrastructure but still want to compete with developed countries. So in order to develop in fast pace they start to attract multinational companies for investing and in this process they tend to ignore various key issues related to health , safety and environmental
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