Responsible Business Guide: A Toolkit for Winning Companies

APPENDIX: READING REFERENCE
1. Cisco. (2009) Corporate Social Responsibility Report 2009. Section Three: CSR And The Environment:
Managing Product Materials Content. San Jose, Ca: Cisco Press. Retrieved From:
http://www.cisco.com/web/about/ac227/csr2009/pdfs/csr_09_environment_product_materials.pdf
2. Cisco. (2009) Corporate Social Responsibility Report 2009. Section Four: CSR and Governance. San Jose,
Ca: Cisco Press. Retrieved From:
http://www.cisco.com/web/about/ac227/csr2009/pdfs/csr_09_governance.pdf
3. Clarkson, P. M., Li, Y., Richardson, G. D., & Vasvari, F. P. (2008). Revisiting The Relation Between Environmental
Performance And Environmental Disclosure: An Empirical Analysis. Accounting, Organizations And Society
33(4-5): 303-327.
4. Clarkson, M. B. E. (1995). A Stakeholder Framework for Analyzing And Evaluating Corporate Social
Performance. Academy Of Management Review. 20(1).
5. Davis, K. (1960). “Can Business Afford To Ignore Social Responsibilities?” California Management Review,
2(3), 70-76.
6. Draper, S. Hanson, L. And Uren, S. (2006) Are You A Leader Business? Hallmarks of Sustainable Performance,
Forum For The Future Business Programme, London.
7. Egri, C.P, & Ralston, D.A., (2008). Corporate Responsibility: A Review Of International Management Research
From 1998 To 2007. Journal Of International Management, 14(4), 319-339
8. Elkington, J.(2000). “Cannibals With Forks: The Triple Bottom Line Of 21st Century Business”. Journal Of
Business Ethics; 23 (2)
9. Elliott L (2003). “Cleaning Agent.” Interview: Niall Fitzgerald, Co-Chairman and Chief Executive, Unilever.
The Guardian, 5 July, P. 32.
10. Financial Times (1999), "Interview With J.Wolfensohn, President Of The World Bank” Financial Times,
June 21.
11. Freeman, R. E. (1994). The Politics Of Stakeholder Theory. Business Ethics Quarterly, 4 (4): 409-422.
12. Gait, David And Bjerborn, Cecilia, Consultants IFC (2005), “Who Cares Wins”: One Year On. International
Finance Corporation, World Bank Group.
13. Gibb, Heather (Nov 2007) Gender Dimensions Of Intellectual Property and Traditional Medicinal Knowledge.
UNDP Asia Pacific Trade and Investment Initiative.
14. Gosschalk, B. (2005). The Business World Will Never Be The Same. International Journal of Market Research,
47(1), 16.
15. Graham, A. (2003). “Socially Responsible Investing Edges towards Mainstream”. Retrieved January 9, 2010,
From http://www.efinancialnews.com/assetmanagement/pensionfunds/content/554449
16. Gray, R., Owen, D. & Adams, C. (1996). Accounting & Accountability: Changes And Challenges In Corporate
Social And Environmental Reporting, Prentice Hall, London.
17. Handy, C. (2002, December 01). “What’s A Business For?” Harvard Business Review.
18. Hoffman, A. (2006) Getting Ahead Of the Curve: Corporate Strategies That Address Climate Change -
Executive Summary, Pew Center on Global Climate Change And The University Of Michigan.
19. HM Treasury (2006) Stern Review on The Economics Of Climate Change – Executive Summary.
20. Ibrahim, A. A. (2006). Corporate Governance in Pakistan: Analysis Of Current Challenges And
Recommendations For Future Reforms. Washington University Global Studies Law Review, 5, 323.
21. Jonker, J., Cramer, J. And Van Der Heijden, A. (2007). (Re) Constructing the Process of Embedding Corporate
Social Responsibility Within Companies. A Work In Progress Contribution for The International Research
Conference On Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR), Managing On The Edge, September 25-26, 2007,
Nijmigen University, The Netherlands. (Referred To 28.9.2007). Retrieved From www.csrcentre.net/index.