Dear Colleagues,
Greener Management International Issues 52 and 53 are related special
issues on:
CSR, EXTRACTIVE INDUSTRIES AND THE ENVIRONMENT
Issue 52 focuses on ‘Values and Principles’
Issue 53 focuses on ‘Regulation, Reporting and Performance’
Both issues are Edited by Saleem H. Ali, University of Vermont, USA,
and Ciaran O’Faircheallaigh, Griffith University, Australia
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*****Greener Management International Issue 52*****
A special theme issue on "CSR, Extractive Industries and Environment:
Values and Principles"
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*****Greener Management International Issue 53*****
A special theme issue on "CSR, Extractive Industries and Environment:
Regulation, Reporting and Performance"
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the "Introduction" Saleem H. Ali, University of Vermont, USA, and
Ciaran O’Faircheallaigh, or the paper "Voluntary Initiatives in the
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ABOUT THESE ISSUES
The core of the CSR challenge for the extractive industries lies in the
inherent non-renewability of minerals, on the one hand, and the
expansive definition of sustainability, which includes social and
economic variables, on the other. These two special issues attempt to
provide a sharper focus to the study and implementation of CSR: by
examining its application to a specific sector, the extractive
industries; by focusing on one key dimension of corporate behaviour,
environmental performance; and by identifying and examining a number of
distinct foundations for CSR. Issue 52 focuses on values and principles
related to CSR in the extractive industries. Issue 53 addresses
reporting and performance measurement issues relating to CSR. It
considers how corporate performance in the area of social
responsibility can be monitored and assessed, and what role is played
by government regulation in a context which stresses the obligation of
corporations to take responsibility for minimising their environmental
impacts.
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Greener Management International Issue 52
A special theme issue on "CSR, Extractive Industries and Environment:
Values and Principles"
TABLE OF CONTENTS
* Introduction
Saleem H. Ali, University of Vermont, USA, and Ciaran O’Faircheallaigh,
Griffith University, Australia
* Corporate Social Responsibility: A Unifying Discourse for the Mining
Industry?
Margot J. Hutchins, Christa L. Walck, Daniel P. Sterk and Gary A.
Campbell, Michigan Technological University, USA
* Human Rights Accountability of the Minerals Development Industry
Ayesha Dias, New York, USA
* Environmental Militarism: Burma's Extractive Industries
Matthew Smith, EarthRights International
* Biodiversity and the Extractive Industry: Innovative Practices and
Remaining Challenges
Annelisa Grigg, Fauna & Flora International
* Care for People and Creation: The Role of US Christian Institutional
Shareholder Activists in Extractive-Industry CSR
Harry J. Van Buren III, University of New Mexico, USA
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Greener Management International Issue 53
A special theme issue on "CSR, Extractive Industries and Environment:
Regulation, Reporting and Performance"
* Ciaran O’Faircheallaigh, Griffith University, Australia, and Saleem
H. Ali, University of Vermont, USA
* Environmental Corporate Social Responsibility of Firms in the Mining
and Oil and Gas Industries: Current Status Quo of Reporting Following
GRI Guidelines
Edeltraud Guenther, Holger Hoppe and Claudia Poser, Technische
Universität Dresden, Germany
* Voluntary Initiatives in the Mining Industry: Do They Work?
Petrina Schiavi, The University of Queensland, Australia, and Fiona
Solomon, CSIRO Minerals, Australia
* Championing the Rhetoric? ‘Corporate Social Responsibility’ in
Ghana’s Mining Sector
Gavin Hilson, University of Reading, UK
* Securitisation in the Extractive Industries: Stakeholder
Sensitivities, Environmental Protection and the Cost of Capital
Simon Norton, Cardiff Business School, UK
* The Good Neighbour Agreement: A Proactive Approach to Water
Management through Community Enforcement of Site-Specific Standards
Sarah M. Zuzulock and James R. Kuipers, Kuipers & Associates, USA
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