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RM 1 (39 MS 02)
SEA-Expert Forum: Sustainable Finance and Value Creation – State of the Art and New Perspectives!
René Schmidpeter (moderator), Chair of International Business Ethics and CSR, Cologne Business School (CBS)
Ron Cambridge, London Metropolitan University, SEA Endorser
Nick Capaldi, Legendre-Soulé Distinguished Chair in Business Ethics, Loyola University New Orleans
Karen Wendt, International Expert, Responsible Investment Banking
Samuel Idowu, London Metropolitan University, Editor in Chief, Encyclopedia of CSR
Thomas Walker, International Expert, Integrative Management and CSR
Christian Rauscher, Senior Editor Springer, Journal and Series of CSR
Gower Publishing Book Launch "People, Planet and Profit" edited by one of the members of the Global Corporate Governance Institute Samuel O. Idowu and two others, Dr. Abubakar S. Kasum and Professor Asli Yuksel Mermod - Management School Foyer.
Springer Publishing Book Launch "Public Management as Corporate Social Responsibility: The Economic Bottom Line of Government" by Massimiliano Di Bitetto, Athanasios Chymis, and Paolo D'Anselmi - Management School Foyer.
RM 1 (39 MS 02) Sustainability
Chair: Juniati Gunawan
van der Wal “Sustainability and Location: Spatial Patterns in Sustainable Consumer Behavior”
Abreu “Sustainable Development: Evidence from Thermal Spa”
Mohamed Shameer Thassim “Factors Affecting the Adoption of Corporate Sustainability Initiatives: A Qualitative Analysis of Multinational and Domestic Firms in Sri Lanka”
RM 2 (32 MS 03) India & Pakistan
Chair: R. Pillay
Das Gupta “Implementing Corporate Social Responsibility in India: Issues and the Beyond”
Gandhi “Corporate Social Responsibility in Indian Apparel Industry”
RM 3 (72 MS 03) Special Issues
Chair: Rene Schmidpeter
D'Anselmi “Public Management as Corporate Social Responsibility: The Economic Bottom Line of Government”
Todorovic “Women on Corporate Boards: Case of Companies Listed on the Banja Luka Stock Exchange”
Abubakar M. Dembo “The Impact of Sustainability Practices on Financial Performance: Evidence from Listed Oil and Gas Companies in Nigeria”
RM 1 (39 MS 02)
Shareholders vs. Stakeholders
Chair: Nick Capaldi
Tanimoto “Implementation of CSR Management and Stakeholders Relations”
Maitland “Ten Bad Arguments Against Shareholder Primacy”
Høyer Toft “Liberal CSR and new Marxist criticism”
RM 2 (32 MS 03) South-East Asia
Chair: Marian Eabrasu
Franz “A Global Institution of Business? Comparing Role-of-Business Expectations in USA, South Korea, Hong Kong, and Singapore”
Perdana “Proposed of Integrated Measurement Standards to Measure Sustainability Performance: Evidence from Indonesia”
Gunawan “Integrated Report and Sustainability Report Framework: An Overview & Case Study from Indonesia”
RM 3 (72 MS 03) Special Topics
Chair: Rute Abreu
Eweje/Sajjad “Motivators and Barriers to Sustainable Supply Chain Management: Empirical Evidence from New Zealand”
Holtgrave/Nienaber “What Triggers Compliance? The Influence of Trust and Control in High Dependency Relationships”
RM 2 (32 MS 03) Middle-East
Chair: Rene Schmidpeter
Aldosari “Corporate Social Responsibility Reporting in Saudi Petrochemical Listed Companies”
Bouchra Hanna “Developing Financial and Social Impact Indicators for CSR Programs in Egypt: A Decision Making and Evaluation Tool Using the Balanced Scorecard”
Soliman “The Impact of Corporate Social Responsibility on Employees’ Commitment: An Empirical Investigation in Egypt”
RM 3 (72 MS 03) Special Topics
Chair: Hualiang Lu
Costa “The Concept of Value beyond Economics. Social and Philosophical Roots for CSR”
Eweje/Palakshappa "Stakeholder Collaboration as a Catalyst for Development: Company-NGO Partnerships"
Carsten Baumgarth & Holger Schmidt “Influence of Strategic Orientations on the Performance of Social Enterprises: A Conceptual Model”
RM 1 (39 MS 02) Accounting, Auditing, and Reporting
Chair: Marian Eabrasu
Frederiksen “CSR Reporting - an Ethical Perspective”
Mead “Harmonisation of Auditing Requirements that Address the Importance of their Being Reliance in the Audit Report Content”
RM 2 (32 MS 03) Banking
Chair: Richard Ennals
Wendt “Investment Banking Between Crisis, Legitimicy Loss and Positive Impact Investment and Finance”
Adedoyin “An Exploratory Study of Corporate Governance Practices and Accountability Standards in the Nigerian Banking Sector”
RM 3 (72 MS 03) Europe
Chair: Rute Abreu
Lund Durlacher “Chain-wide CSR Policies and their Implementation in Individual Properties: The Case of International Hotels in Vienna, Austria”
Del Baldo “CSR, Shared Territorial Governance and Social Innovation. Some Exemplary Italian Paths”
Aluchna “Pyramidal Structures and Corporate Governance. The Initial Research Results from Polish Listed Companies”
Abreu/David “Corporate Social Responsibility: A Case Study of Portuguese Beverages Industry”
RM 1 (39 MS 02) CSR West Africa
Chair: R. Pillay
Aliyu “Multinational Companies Corporate Social Responsibility Performance in Lagos State, Nigeria: A Quantitative Analysis”
Nwankwo “Re-visiting the Corporate Social Responsibility Conflict in Niger Delta”
Inyang “Corporate Governance Regulatory Framework in Nigeria: The Offerings and Challenges”
RM 2 (32 MS 03) Management
Chair: Claus Frederiksen
Eabrasu “The Soft Consensus on Social Responsibility: An Illustration from the Making-Off of ISO 26000”
Godwyn “The Banality of Good and Evil: Ethics Courses in Business Management Education”
Ennals “Responsible Management: Lipstick or Empowerment”
RM 3 (72 MS 03) Directors & CEOs
Chair: Igor Todorovic
Ndzi “Executive Remuneration Benchmarking Method”
Branco “High CEO Pay Ratios Through the Eyes of Corporations”
Barker “Twenty-First Century Governance: Directors? Personal Liability for Corporate Inaction on Climate Change”
RM 1 (39 MS 02) Future
Chair: Samuel Idowu
Vertigans “Positioning International CSR Between Development and Post-colonial Studies: Ways Forward Based on the Mistakes of the Past”
Walker “Beyond CSR? What Will be the 5th Generation (Along the CSR Maturity Model)?
Glauner “Ethics, Values and Corporate Cultures. A Wittgensteinian Approach in Understanding Corporate Action”
RM 2 (32 MS 03) CSR & the BRICS
Chair: Maria Aluchna
Abreu/Segura “Corporate Governance in Brazilian Public Companies: The Influence of the Founder in the Financial Decisions”
Chamisa “An Analysis of Corporate Governance and Company Performance: A South African Perspective”
Lu “Study on the CSR Cognition, Practice and Performance of SMEs in China”