Annals in Social Responsibility: Volume 3 Issue 1

Positioning ethics and social responsibility as a strategic tool in employees’ affective commitment: Evidence from Malaysian small medium-sized enterprises (SMEs)

Mei Peng Low, Seng Fook Ong, Pei Meng Tan

The purpose of this paper is to study the impact of ethics and social responsibility on employees’ affective commitment in the context of small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs).

The glass ceiling: fact or a misguided metaphor?

Grahame Dowling

The glass ceiling is a metaphor used to characterize the gender inequality of women at the top in most large western organizations. This situation has prompted many business…

Resource development conflict: a quantitative approach

Murray Lytle, Michael Hitch

The purpose of this paper is to propose the thesis that how an individual views the world – their worldview – is indicative of their acceptance of resource development. A…

Why getting operations decisions right is critical: implementing sustainable business growth depends on it

Graham Cole

Increasing customer loyalty: the impact of corporate social responsibility and corporate image

Graham Cole

Doing well by doing good? How to succeed at CSR in developing economies

Simon Linacre

Making corporate social responsibility appropriate and effective: The importance of communication

Graham Cole

The danger of Dieselgate: how Volkswagen’s diesel scandal critically damaged the wider market

James Andrew Robertson

Educating the workforce through CSR: Corporate social responsibility as the key to coordinated workforce improvement

James Andrew Robertson

Boosting Ghanaian SME performance: The role of corporate social responsibility in Ghanaian SMEs

James Andrew Robertson