Engaging stakeholders in corporate accountability programmes: a cross-sectoral analysis of UK and transnational experience

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This article examines how corporations are engaging stakeholders in the process of social and ethical accounting, auditing and reporting (SEAAR), focusing on whether organizations seek to collaboratively design accountability programmes with their stakeholders, or merely want to gauge stakeholder opinions. A model of stakeholder dialogue is presented.

Social aspects, International aspects, Investor relations, Social accounting

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Putting ethics into investment

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This article examines the moral philosophy underpinning socially responsible investments, focusing on principles that apply to individual and social conduct. The author argues that ethical investment should avoid agendas that only satisfy single-interest groups.

Beliefs, opinions and attitudes

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How new is socially responsible investment?

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Issues discussed concern corporate social responsibility and socially responsible investments (SRI) in the UK and the US. Topics addressed include the management of SRI funds, and the principles by which companies are selected to participate in the fund.

Environmental aspects

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