In today’s dynamic business world, clarity is essential for the successful development of Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) programs, particularly in Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs). Drawing from the findings of my recent SME CSR Study (https://livrepository.liverpool.ac.uk/3171004/), I aim to lay out how clarity plays a pivotal role in shaping CSR development across the four phases through which these programs progress.
Understanding SME CSR Development
PRESS RELEASE
Johannesburg, South Africa and Washington, DC – January 2025
For Immediate Release
Dr. Memuna Williams Presents Research on CSR Development in SMEs to Entrepreneurship Researchers at the Gordon Institute of Business Science (GIBS)
12 September 2020
Reply to: GLOBE_20@sfu.ca
From: Romie Littrell
We should make sure African countries are well-represented in this important study:
The GLOBE2020 project need additional collaborators (CCIs) for survey translation and data collection in the countries below. Information and the CCI handbook are available at: https://globeproject.com/about
Book Editors: Hamid Kazeroony, Walden University, USA & Denise Tsang, Reading University, UK.
Dear AFAM Family,
I am inviting you to a forum on the following question:
How do you think this pandemic will affect management and organizations in Africa?
If anyone would want to chat about the situation we are facing now - COVID-19 - for reasons of
a) scholarship, b) therapy, c) effects on Africa, etc., please join me.
PS: This is also to encourage you to use the forum on the website to have discussions, generate collaborative networks, and solicite co-authors for projects.
As Chinese businesses become a much larger presence in African business sphere scholars and practitioners have increasingly sought to understand this impact and how its changing the business context. This new book edited book by Claude-Hélène Mayer, Lynette Louw, Christian Martin Boness (Eds.) with more that 20 case studies spanning across a wide range of industry sectors would be of particular interest.
New from The Case Centre is Case Focus a journal publication outlet for high-quality, peer reviewed teaching cases, with a focus on management and business situations in the Middle East and Africa (MEA) region. Deadline for case submission is 31 August 2019.
Dear Colleagues,
I am pleased to announce that the new book for help with researching gender, race, identity, indegeneity, and diversity
published by Routledge, Diversity and Inclusion: A research Proposal Framework, is now available.
You are invited to take part in a research study about doctoral students selecting phenomenology as the appropriate method to conduct their research. The researcher is inviting doctoral students who have already selected phenomenology as their method and are in research phase, or Ph.D.'s who have completed their dissertations within last two years to participate in the study. This invitation appears on social media sites such as LinkedIn, Twitter and Facebook.
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