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The role of policies and regulations on sustainability and their role towards supply chain resilience

A comparative analysis of the European Union and China

Economic Analysis of Law in European Legal Scholarship

<p>This book aims to analyse the principles and merits of CSR and ESG approaches using a law and economics perspective. The traditional law and economics view of corporate governance emphasises profit-maximisation and a shareholder-oriented approach. This perspective, famously endorsed by Milton Friedman, suggests that a business's sole social responsibility is to maximise profits within legal boundaries. Consequently, mainstream corporate governance scholarship has focused on structuring and regulating business organisations to achieve efficiency and minimise agency costs arising from diverging interests and asymmetric information among managers, shareholders, and creditors.&nbsp;However, recent decades have seen increased attention to the role and interests of other corporate stakeholders, such as employees, consumers, and communities. This shift includes the concept of corporate social responsibility (CSR), which addresses ethics-based issues like working conditions, human rights, fair competition, and environmental protection. While CSR has often been a form of self-regulation, regulatory schemes now support and incentivise this practice, promoting "stakeholderism" to enhance corporate reputation and profitability while ensuring social accountability.&nbsp;More recently, the focus on business sustainability has intensified under the banner of environmental, social, and governance (ESG) criteria. ESG considerations are now central in the corporate world, influencing ratings, investment decisions, and corporate strategies. Despite support from some scholars and institutions, critics argue that CSR and ESG may fail to benefit stakeholders and could impose high costs on businesses and the economy. Additionally, there are concerns about whether board members and managers are properly incentivised to protect stakeholder interests, as CSR and ESG can sometimes be used to avoid regulation or advance private interests.</p>

Shareholders, Stakeholders, and Beyond

Law and Economics of Corporate Governance

Springer Nature Proceedings excluding Computer Science

Isabel Cantista

Proceedings of the Global Fashion Conference, October 11th-12th 2024

Fashion Works

Cornerstones of Public Procurement


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This book offers a thorough and complete overview of the function and profession of public procurement, explores legal frameworks, examines contract administration, and investigates a variety of solicitation methods and processes, with an emphasis on what happens post-award, including surplus and disposal.</p>


Introduction to Procurement in the Public Sector

Fabian Demuth

A Systematic Review of Firm-Level Evidence (2015-2025)

ESG and Corporate Financial Performance in Europe's Polycrisis

Seminar paper from the year 2024 in the subject Business economics - Business Management, Corporate Governance, grade: 1,3, University of Applied Sciences Stuttgart (Wirtschaftsinformatik), course: Leadership &amp; Corporate Diplomacy, language: English, abstract: Multinational tech corporations have seen a significant rise in their influence of global politics and economics in recent decades. Especially the five enterprises Google, Apple, Amazon, Meta, and Microsoft, also known as Big Tech or the Tech Giants, demonstrate an incremental impact on both the economy and politics. These companies increasingly operate as autonomous political actors, exerting influence not only over primary markets but also over political processes and international regulations. Their dominant position, based on technological innovations and a broad range of digital services, enables them to become indispensable actors in the global economy. In the context of the digital era, the Tech Companies shoulder increasing responsibility, particularly in relation to data protection, cybersecurity, and political stability. Simultaneously, the Big Tech exert control over vast amounts of data and critical digital infrastructures. 
This economic power enables them to establish global standards, shape regulatory frameworks and circumvent national borders. 

The Tech Giants exert a profound influence on global governance structures through various mechanisms. Beyond regulatory interventions, these companies are increasingly intensifying their lobbying activities and strengthening their diplomatic relations. While they ostensibly aim to advance societal interests on a global level, they frequently prioritize their own economic objectives. National governments are consequently confronted with a fragmented regulatory landscape, exacerbated by growing concerns of data control, privacy breach and the manipulation of political processes via social media platforms. The deficiency of international coordination and the inconsistent application of standards further complicate efforts to establish coherent and effective regulatory frameworks for the business practices of the Tech Giants. This raises critical questions among experts and policymakers about whether existing global governance mechanisms are adequate to regulate the influence of these corporations, or if novel approaches are required. The overarching goal remains to strike a balance between the activities of tech giants and the interests of the global community, safeguarding individual rights, security, and political stability

A Critical Analysis of Power Structures & Corporate Diplomacy

The Impact of Multinational Tech Companies on Global Governance

John Rapley

Why Rich Economies Are Struggling - and How to Fix Them

Icarus Economics

Business and Management (R0)

Anil K. Maheshwari

A Diversity of Perspectives

AI and Consciousness in Organizations and Society

Jens Freiberg

Georg Lanfermann

Praxisleitfaden für die freiwillige Nachhaltigkeitsberichterstattung nach VSME

VSME-Kompass

Anna Marrucci

Costanza Dasmi

Evidence From the Prato Textile District

Rethinking Sustainable Supply Chain through Relational Learning

Doctoral Thesis / Dissertation from the year 2023 in the subject Business economics - Business Management, Corporate Governance, grade: A, Savitribai Phule Pune University, formerly University of Pune (MET IOM NASHIK), course: Ph.D. in Management, language: English, abstract: The book "Managing Healthcare for Mothers and Children: Ahilyanagar District Case Study" by Dr. Viresh Parkhe and Dr. Babasaheb Londhe examines the healthcare landscape for mothers and children in Ahilyanagar District. It explores the effectiveness, challenges, and outcomes of primary healthcare centers (PHCs) in improving maternal and child health. The work provides a detailed analysis of healthcare services, policies, and programs, focusing on reducing maternal and infant mortality rates. Using fieldwork, interviews, and data, the book highlights operational strategies and the role of PHCs in rural healthcare management. It also identifies gaps in current healthcare delivery, suggests improvements for stakeholders, and introduces the "HealthConnect" model for enhancing primary healthcare efficiency. This case study serves as a resource for policymakers, healthcare administrators, and academicians, offering actionable insights into strengthening healthcare systems in rural and semi-urban contexts.

The role of policies and regulations on sustainability and their role towards supply chain resilience

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