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Social Responsibility

• DesJardins J. (1998) "Corporate Environmental Responsibility"  Journal of Business Ethics 17(8) June (pp825-838)
• Kolk A., R.vanTulder and C.Welters (1999) "International codes of conduct and corporate social responsibility: Can transnational corporations regulate themselves?" Transnational Corporations 8(1) April (pp143-180)
• Leipziger D. (2003) The Corporate Responsibility Code Book (Sheffield: Greenleaf)
• McGee J (1998) "Commentary on 'Corporate Strategies and Environmental Regulations: An organizing framework' by A.M.Rugman and A.Verbeke"   Strategic Management Journal Vol.19 (pp377-387)
• Mayhew N. (1997) "Fading to Grey: the use and abuse of corporate executives' 'representational power'" in R. Welford (ed) Hijacking Environmentalism: Corporate response to sustainable development (London: Earthscan) (pp63-95)
• O'Dwyer B. (2003) "Conceptions of corporate social responsibility: the nature of managerial capture" Accounting Auditing and Accountability Journal 16(4) (pp523-557)
• SustainAbility(2002) "Good News And Bad: The media, corporate social responsibility and sustainable development" (London/Paris/New York: SustainAbility/UNEP/Ketchum)
• United Nations (NGLS/UNRISD ) (2002) Voluntary Approaches To Corporate Responsibility: Readings and a Resource Guide (Geneva: United Nations Non-Governmental Liaison Service)