Doing better at doing good: when, why, and how consumers respond to corporate social initiatives

Article Abstract:

The working of corporate social responsibility is observed through the consumer' s eyes. Both internal and external results of corporate social responsibility are covered.

Consumer Behavior, Corporate social responsibility, Consumer behaviour

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Using social network analysis to improve communities of practice

Article Abstract:

The usefulness of social network analysis for the improvement of organizational performance is described.

Management dynamics, Productivity Improvement, Methods, Management, Organizational effectiveness, Company business management, Interpersonal relations, Labor productivity, Labour productivity

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