Abstract This chapter addresses the importance and necessity of stakeholder engagement for ethics governance. It starts with a more general look at describes how comprehensive definition otherwise commonly used catch-all term stakeholders is important successful engagement. followed by description ETHNA System’s strategy. A step-by-step approach serves as guide in responsible research innovatio...

Stakeholder engagement has grown into a widely used yet often unclear construct in business and society research. The literature lacks unified understanding of the essentials stakeholder engagement, fragmented use challenges its development legitimacy. purpose this article is to clarify unfold full potential We conduct review on 90 articles leading academic journals focusing society, management...

Copyright and Moral Rights for the articles on this site are retained by the individual authors and/or other copyright owners. For more information on Open Research Online's data policy on reuse of materials please consult the policies page. Abstract This paper is concerned with the many interleaving issues that emerge when engaging multiple stakeholders in decision-making. Whilst recognising t...

This study builds on the multi-stakeholder perspective to explore nature of stakeholder engagement across key areas value creation in museum context. The empirical research followed a multiple case design, based three cases selected accordance with maximum variation strategy. investigation involved qualitative content analysis primary and secondary sources. findings reveal context-bound percept...

Public participation in environmental decisions has become commonplace. A favored model for public input is to use the tools of dispute resolution to seek consensus among members of a multi-party stakeholder group. The authors believe that a focus on dispute resolution and consensus building can pose impediments to the creation of insights for decisionmakers and lead to the adoption of inferior...

El-Jardali and Fadllallah provide an excellent summary of the many dimensions of knowledge use, and the breath of issues and activities that must be considered if knowledge is to be put into practice. However, reliance on a continuum (rather than a cyclical, multidirectional, systems) model creates a number of limitations, particularly when promoting evidence-informed action in the areas of hea...

CONTEXT Reducing the number of largely preventable and tragic deaths due to child maltreatment (CM) requires an understanding of the magnitude of and risk factors for fatal CM and targeted research, policy, and prevention efforts. Public health surveillance offers an opportunity to improve our understanding of the problem of CM. In 2006, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) fund...