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Jeremy Moon is the Professor of Corporate Social Responsibility and the Director of the International Centre for Corporate Social Responsibility at Nottingham University Business School. Professor Moon received his BA and his PhD (Politics) at Exeter. His research interests include: Government and CSR; Comparative CSR; Conceptualising and Theorising CSR and Corporate Citizenship. Former positions include: Head of the School of Law, Governance & Information Management, U of North London and Chair of Political Science, U of Western Australia. In 2008, Professor Moon co-authored Corporations and Citizenship, UK, Cambridge University Press with D. Matten. An extended bio and list of publications can be found at: nottingham.ac.uk/business/lizjwm.html
In this clip, Professor Moon describes what has changed over the past decade in how corporations are approaching community involvement.
Jeremy Moon is the Professor of Corporate Social Responsibility and the Director of the International Centre for Corporate Social Responsibility at Nottingham University Business School. Professor Moon received his BA and his PhD (Politics) at Exeter. His research interests include: Government and CSR; Comparative CSR; Conceptualising and Theorising CSR and Corporate Citizenship. Former positions include: Head of the School of Law, Governance & Information Management, U of North London and Chair of Political Science, U of Western Australia. In 2008, Professor Moon co-authored Corporations and Citizenship, UK, Cambridge University Press with D. Matten. An extended bio and list of publications can be found at: nottingham.ac.uk/business/lizjwm.html
In this clip, Professor Moon describes what has changed over the past decade in how corporations are approaching community involvement.
