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The Social Responsibility of the Firm
2021This chapter pursues a normative approach to corporate governance, bridging economic theory on the nature of the firm and corporate management strategy. It intends to show that from a welfare economics perspective there is room for improvement if governments are willing to revisit the legal framework and redesign the institutional boundaries of the ...
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Physical Therapy, 1995
To the Editor: I appreciate the work that you do for Physical Therapy . The quality of the research articles continues to improve under your tenure. I must, however, take great exception to a statement you made in your Editor's Note in the December 1994 issue. As you reflected over the year, you made a statement, “In the year gone by I saw my hope for
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To the Editor: I appreciate the work that you do for Physical Therapy . The quality of the research articles continues to improve under your tenure. I must, however, take great exception to a statement you made in your Editor's Note in the December 1994 issue. As you reflected over the year, you made a statement, “In the year gone by I saw my hope for
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The social responsibility of the obstetrician
International Journal of Gynecology & Obstetrics, 1984Recognition is at once given to the responsibility to support the highest standard of maternity care. Beyond the strictly medical issues, however, is a wide range of social problems associated with human reproduction toward the solution of which the obstetrician has unique opportunities.
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Physicians' Social Responsibility
Virtual Mentor, 2014Physicians have a responsibility to identify broad contributors to poor health and advocate for changes that would alleviate them.
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Socially responsible investment
2020This chapter presents the emergence of the Socially Responsible Investment (SRI) discipline, which is a growing market in the financial industry. The goal of SRI is to combine financial investments with social responsibility to create long-term competitive returns that simultaneously have a positive socio-economic impact. Specific Environmental, Social
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Teaching social responsibility
IEEE Technology and Society Magazine, 1997I define a socially responsible enterprise as one that in some way promotes the general welfare and dignity of humanity and is respectful of the Earth and its finite resources. I have implemented teaching about social responsibility into a freshman-level computer programming class designed for all engineering majors. By means of ethical problem-solving
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Are ‘Ethical’ or ‘Socially Responsible’ Investments Socially Responsible?
Journal of Business Ethics, 2006In this article we discuss whether it pays to invest ethically. Our aim is to examine corporate social responsibility from philosophical, moral and practical points of views. We focus on two main issues related to ethical investments. Firstly we discuss the moral dilemma of how capitalism has changed its shape in today’s world and from ‘blaming the ...
Hellsten, Sirkku, Mallin, Christine
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Scientists and Social Responsibility
Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists, 1948Do scientists have a unique responsibility to society, and if so what is the character of this obligation? This is a practical question for those who are torn between a desire to devote themselves exclusively to science and an urge to promote the political and educational activity undertaken after the war.
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The Physician's Social Responsibility
New England Journal of Medicine, 1951EARLY in the second hundred years of our society's existence, it may be fitting to inquire into the purposes that bind us into an organization that has existed over a century, — and, through our pa...
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The social responsibility of the scientist
Journal of Biosocial Science, 1971Professor Morton was Johnston Professor of Biochemistry in the University of Liverpool, 1994–66. He served on the Council of the Royal Society, 1959–61, and on the Council of the Royal Institute of Chemistry, 1955–61. He was the first Chairman of the British National Committee for Chemical Education and of the Food Additives and Contaminants Committee.
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