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Do Natural Disasters Affect Corporate Tax Avoidance? The Case of Drought

Board of director attributes and CSR engagement in emerging economy firms: Evidence from across Asia

The influence of institutional qualities on CSR engagement: a comparison of developed and developing economies

State-level COVID-19 outbreak and stock returns

Corporate social responsibility, customer trust, and loyalty - perspectives from a developing country

The effect of trust on syndicated loan contracts

CSR initiatives for green buildings: perspectives of Hong Kong financial institutions

CSR initiatives for green buildings: perspectives of Hong Kong financial institutions

Philanthropic giving, market-based performance and institutional ownership: evidence from an emerging economy

The future of managing diversity in Australia

Is corporate responsibility converging? A comparison of corporate responsibility reporting in the USA, UK, Australia, and Germany

Multinational corporate power, influence and responsibility in global supply chains

  • Creator: Chen, Stephen
  • Resource Type: journal article
  • Date: 2018

The impact of corporate social responsibility and food health and safety, on the corporate image and reputation of Hong Kong's fast-food restaurants

The intervening effect of customer satisfaction in the relationship between corporate social responsibility and reputation and credibility: case of credit departments of Taiwan's Farmer Association

Antenarrative and transnational labour rights activism: making sense of complexity and ambiguity in the interaction between global social movements and global corporations

Still waiting for Nike to do it : Nike's labor practices in the three years since CEO Phil Knight's speech to the National Press Club

Networked regulation as a solution to human rights abuse in global supply chains?: the case of trade union rights violations by Indonesian sports shoe manufacturers

Rerouting the race to the bottom? Transnational corporations, labour practice codes of conduct, and workers' right to organize: the case of Nike, Inc

  • Creator: Connor, Tim
  • Resource Type: book chapter
  • Date: 2002

Rewriting The Rules: The Anti-Sweatshop Movement; Nike, Reebok And Adidas’ Participation In Voluntary Labour Regulation; And Workers’ Rights To Form Trade Unions And Bargain Collectively

Corporate social responsibility and the Hong Kong construction industry

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