Corporate Involvement in Community Affairs

Increasing the Organizational Influence of Corporate Consumer Affairs Departments

Empirical research suggests that most corporate consumer affairs departments are not a part of the decision-making structure of their respective firms. The typical consumer affairs department appears to have little influence in management decisions that affect consumer satisfaction and welfare. As a result, it is of limited value for the consumer. A reason for the isolation of consumer affairs ...

Corporate Community Involvement and Local Institutions: Two Case Studies From the Mining Industry in Tanzania

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Corporate Media - An Approach for Corporate Community Management

With the rapid development of Information and Communication Technology companies face several problems today. The increasing speed of product development leads to the problem that products and services need to be communicated and explained to potential customers. Shareholders and investors should gain a certain insight into the company’s activities also the public domain and journalists demand ...

community involvement in administration of criminal justice in iran

since the last few years, criminal policy authorities of iran started to withdraw their previous emphasis on repressive approaches and under the impact of criminological studies and translation of policy initiatives in western countries new concept and vocabulary were entered into official discourse and criminal justice policy of iran. consequently, a list of community-based approaches to crimi...

Directorate for Financial and Enterprise Affairs OECD Steering Group on Corporate Governance Paper: CORPORATE GOVERNANCE AND THE FINANCIAL CRISIS