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Corporate citizenship : some perspectives from Australian CEOs

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posted on 2004-01-01, 00:00 authored by David Birch, G Littlewood
Without CEO sign-off and vision, it is unlikely that corporate citizenship will be either embedded into core business in a company, or have any staying power in that company. This paper reports on this, and other views, of leading CEOs of top Australian companies and NCOs, providing a unique insight into the way that many business and civil-society leaders in Australia engage with corporate citizenship policy and practice in their respective organisations. What is emerging in Australia is the beginnings of an answer that sees corporate citizenship as more than just activities, more than a set of protocols, and more than a set of reporting accountabilities. It is all of these. But it is also being seen, though somewhat nervously by some, as a vehicle for cultural and organisational behavioural change.<br>

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Location

Sheffield, England

Language

eng

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Reproduced with the specific permission of the copyright owner.

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C1 Refereed article in a scholarly journal

Copyright notice

2004, Greenleaf Publishing

Journal

Journal of corporate citizenship

Season

Winter

Pagination

61 - 69

ISSN

1470-5001

Issue

16

Publisher

Greenleaf Publishing

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