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The Political Economy of Corporate Responsibility in India
Atul Sood, Bimal Arora
Aston Business School
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Business & Economics
Activism
13%
Agenda
11%
Benevolence
8%
Best Practice
18%
Bureaucracy
7%
Business and Society
17%
Business Practices
13%
Businessmen
7%
Certification
6%
Chief Executive Officer
5%
Civil Society
25%
Codes of Conduct
8%
Community-based Organizations
10%
Consumer Boycott
10%
Corporate Environmental Responsibility
20%
Corporate Management
8%
Corporate philanthropy
9%
Corporate Responsibility
100%
Corporate Social Responsibility
49%
Corruption
6%
Countervailing Power
10%
Democracy
7%
Discourse
3%
Discretion
7%
Drafting
9%
Economics
3%
Employees
3%
Employers
7%
Enforcement
6%
Entrepreneurs
4%
Environmental Behavior
9%
Environmental Issues
6%
Environmental Regulation
7%
Environmental Standards
8%
Factors
2%
Foreign Exchange Control
11%
Global Supply Chain
7%
Governance
10%
Government
16%
Government Policy
12%
Heritage
5%
Import Substitution
8%
Incidents
7%
India
53%
Indian Economy
7%
Industrial Enterprise
7%
Industry
5%
Industry Association
17%
International Competition
7%
Labeling
7%
Labor
9%
Labor Regulation
9%
Labor Relations
8%
Labour Market Impact
10%
Legislation
12%
License
6%
Local Markets
7%
Malpractice
9%
Management Practices
5%
Monitoring
10%
National Government
7%
Non-governmental Organisations (NGOs)
35%
Participation
5%
Paternalism
19%
Philanthropy
8%
Political Economy
77%
Private Sector
5%
Profit
3%
Raw Materials
6%
Regulatory Environment
7%
Reservation
7%
Resources
4%
Service Delivery
6%
Social Good
19%
Social Responsibility
6%
Social Standards
9%
Stakeholder Engagement
8%
State Government
7%
State Policy
8%
Top Management
6%
Total Quality Management (TQM)
6%
Trade Unions
23%
Traders
6%
Voluntarism
10%
Voluntary Initiatives
10%
Wages
4%
Wealth
5%
Workers
15%
Workers' Rights
10%