No. 05-2003 Karen Williams, Mike Geppert & Dirk Matten
Challenges for the German model of employee relations in the era of
globalization
No. 06-2003 Iain A. Davies & Andrew Crane
Ethical Decision Making in Fair Trade Companies
No. 07-2003 Robert J. Caruana
Morality in consumption: Towards a sociological perspective
No. 08-2003 Edd de Coverly, Lisa O’Malley & Maurice Patterson
Hidden mountain: The social avoidance of waste
No. 09-2003 Eleanor Chambers, Wendy Chapple, Jeremy Moon & Michael Sullivan
CSR in Asia: A seven country study of CSR website reporting
No. 10-2003 Anita Fernandez Young & Robert Young
Corporate Social Responsibility: the effects of the Federal Corporate
Sentencing Guidelines on a representative self-interested corporation
No. 11-2003 Simon Ashby, Swee Hoon Chuah & Robert Hoffmann
Industry self-regulation: A game-theoretic typology of strategic
voluntary compliance
No. 12-2003 David A. Waldman, Donald Siegel & Mansour Javidan
Transformational leadership and CSR: A meso level approach
No. 13-2003 Jeremy Moon, Andrew Crane & Dirk Matten
Can corporations be citizens? Corporate citizenship as a metaphor for
business participation in society (2
nd
Edition)
No. 14-2003 Anita Fernandez Young, Jeremy Moon & Robert Young
The UK Corporate Social Responsibility consultancy industry: a
phenomenological approach
No. 15-2003 Andrew Crane
In the company of spies: The ethics of industrial espionage
No. 16-2004 Jan Jonker, Jacqueline Cramer and Angela van der Heijden
Developing Meaning in Action: (Re)Constructing the Process of
Embedding Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) in Companies
No. 17-2004 Wendy Chapple, Catherine J. Morrison Paul & Richard Harris
Manufacturing and Corporate Environmental Responsibility: Cost
Implications of Voluntary Waste Minimisation
No. 18-2004 Brendan O’Dwyer
Stakeholder Democracy: Challenges and Contributions from
Accountancy
No. 19-2004 James A. Fitchett
Buyers be Wary: Marketing Stakeholder Values and the Consumer
No. 20-2004 Jeremy Moon
Government as a Driver of Corporate Social Responsibility: The UK in
Comparative Perspective
No. 21-2004 Andrew Crane and Dirk Matten
Questioning the Domain of the Business Ethics Curriculum: Where the
Law ends or Where it Starts?
No. 22-2004 Jem Bendell
Flags of inconvenience? The global compact and the future of United
Nations
No. 23-2004 David Owen and Brendan O’Dwyer
Assurance Statement Quality in Environmental, Social and
Sustainability Reporting: a Critical Evaluation of Leading Edge Practice
No. 24-2004 Robert J. Caruana
Morality in consumption: towards a multidisciplinary perspective