This special issue takes a step towards redressing the current imbalance of attention and bringing some greater focus to CSR initiatives within Asia .
Table of Contents
Editorial
World Review
Introduction
David Birch, Deakin University, Australia, and Jeremy Moon, Nottingham
University Business School, UK
Turning Point: Business and Human Rights: Mixing Profit and Principles in
the Global Marketplace
Jacob Park, Green Mountain College, USA
Turning Point: The Emerging Practice of Corporate Citizenship in Australia
Trevor Lucas, Southern Cross University, Australia
Corporate Social Responsibility in Europe and Asia: Critical Elements and
Best Practice
Richard Welford, University of Hong Kong, Peoples Republic of China
Corporate Governance and Financial System Development: AsiaPacific in
Comparative Perspective
Peter G. Szilagyi, Tilburg University, The Netherlands, and Jonathan A.
Batten, Deakin University, Australia; Seoul National University, South Korea
Globalisation, Free Trade and Corporate Citizenship in Pacific Forum Island
Countries: How Relevant is the United Nations Global Compact?
Biman C. Prasad, University of the South Pacific, Fiji
Implementation Deficits of Ethical Trade Systems: Lessons from the Indonesian
Cocoa and Timber Industries
Michael Blowfield, University of Sussex, UK; Boston College, USA
Implementing Voluntary Labour Standards and Codes of Conduct in the Thai
Garment Industry
Alex Kaufman, Ekalat Tiantubtim, Nongluck Pussayapibul and Patrick Davids,
Kenan Institute Asia, Thailand
Eliminating Child Labour from the Sialkot Soccer Ball Industry: Two
Industry-Led Approaches
Sehr Hussain-Khaliq, LEAD-Pakistan, Pakistan
A Comparative Analysis of Corporate Social Responsibility Awareness:
Malaysian and Singaporean Firms
Bala Ramasamy and Hung Woan Ting, Nottingham University Business School,
Malays
Corporate Social Responsibility Reporting in Malaysia: Progress and
Prospects
Paul Thompson, Nottingham University Business School, Malaysia, and Zarina
Zakaria, University of Malaya, Malaysia
Environmental Reporting and Firm Performance: Evidence from Thailand
J. Thomas Connelly and Piman Limpaphayom, Chulalongkorn University, Thailand
Book Review
Diary of Events
