The criticism that the mainstream corporate social responsibility (CSR) agenda was largely
driven by the concerns and priorities of western countries and therefore tends to be …

The literature on the relationship between Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) and
development in Africa is only just emerging, and it is characterized by a wide range of …

Studies show that mine-related conflict revolves around six issues, namely:(a) land
ownership;(b)'unfair'compensation;(c) inequitable resource distribution;(d) environmental …

This study analyses Nigeria from a socio-cultural, economic and political construct, and
evaluates the concept of diversity from an organisational and national perspective to help …

The pervasiveness of local protests against transnational oil corporations operating in the
Niger Delta is frequently cited as evidence of the industry exploiting local communities in the …

The literature on the convergence of corporate governance systems across different
institutional contexts has often taken the role of 'agents of convergence'for granted. Against …

This paper contributes to the emerging discussion on the role of government in corporate
social responsibility (CSR) from a developing country perspective. Drawing on a preliminary …

Many theoretical publications make assumptions about the facts of globalization, and in
particular about the role and autonomy of the nation state. These factual claims and …

This paper critically examines the issue of 'inherited Corporate Social Responsibility'(CSR)
in the mining industry, specifically in the mining of 'solid'minerals. It focuses on the case of …

Studies have shown that corporate-community and state-community conflict in mining
communities in Africa revolves around at least four issues: land ownership,“unfair” …