Individual Responsibility under Systemic Corruption: A Coercion-Based View

Corporate Social Responsibility: A Resource-Based View of the Firm

This paper reviews the application of the corporate social responsibility (CSR) as an intangible dynamic resource, its application in the formulation of marketing strategies and its association with business performance, using the theoretical framework of resource-based view of the firm (RBV). The study aims to address the control and governance of the application of the CSR with respect to sel...

A Cross-Cultural View of Corruption

The responsibility of scientists, a European view.

Why should we researchers and university teachers carry particular societal responsibility?—The answer follows from the function of universities within our society, to educate future generations and to act as “truth-seeking” centers. Given the increasing public costs of universities, there has also been a rise in the expectations in their beneficial output for society. The current global politi...

The profession's own responsibility--a Swedish view.

Terrorism: A Systemic View

Broadly speaking, ‘terrorism’ is regarded as extremely violent behavior by what is normally considered to be a minority subgroup of society. The value system in which terrorism is imbedded is not universally shared within the larger society from which it emanates. Terrorists form a movement that pursues a cause defined by its aims which, in turn, are defined within a value framework that may be...