International Journal of Law and Management: Volume 54 Issue 5

Examining the marketing‐corporate social responsibility nexus

Robert Ebo Hinson, Prince Kodua

The purpose of this paper is to examine how corporate social responsibility is incorporated into marketing strategy for a leading telecommunications firm (MTN) in Ghana. The paper…

An exploration of ISO 14001 uptake by New Zealand firms

Sue Cassells, Kate V. Lewis, Alec Findlater

New Zealand firms display reluctance in embracing the ISO 14001 Environmental Management System (EMS) standard. The low adoption rate suggests that the benefits of doing so are…

Exploring the relationship between corporate social responsibility, law and development in an African context: Should government be responsible for ensuring corporate responsibility?

Adaeze Okoye

The purpose of this article is to explore the problematic question of government's role in ensuring corporate social responsibility in an African context. This question may…

Corporate responsibility in the banking sector: a proposed typology for the German case

Francesc Relano, Elisabeth Paulet

The aftermath of the subprime mortgage crisis has accelerated a pre‐existing process of ethical approach in the banking industry. Today, all banks claim to be socially…

Political risk insurance, CSR and the mining sector: An illustration of the regulatory effects of contracts

Kernaghan Webb

The aims of this paper are: to explore the nature of political risk insurance (PRI) contracts as a form of regulation in the context of mining projects in developing countries; to…

Editor’s editorial

Chris Gale

Corporate responsibility and sustainable development

Lez Rayman-Bacchus