corporate and social responsibility are continuously competing to share a common platform to address a new form of green consumerism that the eco-educated millennial generation can appreciate. green marketing acts as bridge connecting the corporate, environment and consumers. business organizations have begun to respond to social expectations of consumers by opting for holistic environmental st...

The concept of corporate social responsibility (CSR) in the Czech Republic has evolved notably during the last few years and an issue that started as an interestand motive-based activity for businesses is becoming more commonplace. Governments have a role to play in ensuring that corporations behave according to the rules and norms of society and can legislate, foster, collaborate with business...

Recent accounts of the changing role of business have identified a shift from corporate social responsibility to specifically political roles. This paper examines the relevance of Mark Moore’s theory of Public Value (1995) as a decision-making framework for these new roles. After providing an account of the original theory, we explore how it can be deployed as a prescriptive tool based upon Moo...

Corporate data of poor quality can have a negative impact on the performance of business processes and thereby the success of companies. Similar to machine tools corporate data show signs of wear (imaging a moving customer with a new address, for example) and have to be monitored continuously for quality defects. Effective quality control of corporate data requires metrics that monitor potentia...

a r t i c l e i n f o This paper investigates how socially responsible behaviour influences firms' profits and social welfare when production entails an environmental externality. We study a Cournot oligopoly with pollution, with one CSR operating in the market. A CSR firm not only takes into account its profits but also internalises its own share of pollution and is sensitive to consumer surpl...