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Content: National University & NCU student dissertations and literature reviews.
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A Predictive Study of Leader-Demonstrated Humility Characteristics and Employee Giving and Volunteering
The dissertation study attempted to relate a theoretical framework of humility to leaders demonstrating humility characteristics within a company that provides charitable giving and volunteering opportunities for employees. Author: Kelly A. Sylte, Northcentral University.
An Examination Regarding the Role of Corporate Social Responsibility in Banking Institutions as a Tool for Improving Brand Trust and Consumers Loyalty
There is a gap in the literature between the relationship between CSR and financial banking institutions. The current study aimed to fill in that gap. Author: Aneek Asif George, Northcentral University.
Cause-Related Marketing and Corporate Social Responsibility: Understanding Attitudes and Perspectives of the Millennial Generation
This quantitative correlation study examined the relationship between Millennial's attitudes and perceptions of CSR and their reasoned response to a CRM campaign. Author: Nicole A. Lowes, Northcentral University.
Clones in the MBA Classroom: Understanding the Relationship Between Culture and MBA Students' Attitudes Toward Socially Responsible Business Leadership
This study offers an integrated corporate social responsibility model (ICSRM), which displays the factors that scholarly research suggests promote and hinder corporate social responsibility (CSR) practice. Author: Juan F. Roche, University of San Diego.
Corporate Social Responsibility Programs in Medium-Sized U.S. Enterprises
The purpose of the study was to identify the reasons why medium-sized enterprises lack corporate social responsibility programs. Author Joseph August Milczewski, Baker College.
Managing Corporate Citizenship: Successes and Challenges to Operationalized Sustainable Practice
This phenomenological study explored successes and challenges to operationalized sustainable practice for corporate citizenship through qualitative methodology by investigating the lived experiences of ten personnel at a medium-sized U.S. corporation. Author: Amy Lynn Farnum, Colorado Technical University.
Using Corporate Social Responsibility Activities to Build Customer Value and Positive Stakeholder Relationships in the Lighting Industry: A Delphi Study
The purpose of this Delphi study was to identify and rank the top corporate social responsibility activities that contribute to creating customer value and building positive stakeholder relationships between architectural lighting firms and their customers, particularly lighting specification personnel. Author James F. DeLong, Capella University.