Promoting Responsible Business Practices: A Case of Chambers of Commerce
Udo Braendle, Amir Hossein Rahdari, Hassan Farajzadeh Dehkordi
Revista Internacional de Organizaciones · 2016
doi:10.17345/rio16.41-58 (opens in a new tab)
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Abstract
Employer organizations and business associations are the advocates of private organizations’ interests. They also provide a platform for private enterprises to tap into synergetic and collaborative opportunities. Chambers of commerce, in particular, as well-organized establishments in the business environment are in a unique position to guide and assist organizations to thrive and stay competitive. To this end, recently, chambers of commerce have embarked on fostering responsible business practices among their members. The raison d’être behind this movement and the types of action taken have been largely neglected by the academic research. This study examines a number of leading chambers of commerce and business associations from both developed and developing countries in an attempt to shed light on the current responsible business practices in these organizations.
Abstract licence: CC BY-SA
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