Corporate citizenship in developing countries: New partnership perspectives

Abstract

Part One: Corporate Citizenship in Developing Countries Revisiting Carroll's CSR Pyramid: An African Perspective Business Action on Human Rights - Doing No Harm, Good Works, and Good Business in the Developing World Strengthening Corporate Social and Environmental Responsibilities in SMEs - Strengthening Developing Countries? Corporate Social Responsibility and Sustainability of Donor-financed Interventions in the South: The Case of Pakistan Corporate Citizenship and Human Rights: Reality and Prospects of the Proposed Constitutional Changes in Kenya Part Two: New Partnership Perspectives From London to Stockholm and Beyond: The Role of Development Cooperation Agencies in CSR Corporate Social Responsibility - a New Tool in Development Aid: Can Bilateral Donors Make Business Work for the Poor? Combining International Consistency with Local Presence: Novozymes, Corporate Responsibility and the United Nations Global Compact Mainstreaming of Standards and Standards for the Mainstream - Experiences of Standard Initiatives in Public-Private Partnerships and Multi-Stakeholder Approaches Corporate Citizenship, Labour Rights and the Democratic Deficit Development Finance Institutions and Corporate Citizenship: Experiences from the Industrialization Fund for Developing Countries

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