Responsible Organizations in the Global Context

Annie Bartoli is tenured Professor and Scientific Director at the Larequoi Research Center in Management, University of Versailles-St-Quentin, France, and research professor at Georgetown University, Center for International Education and Development (CIED), USA.Jose-Luis Guerrero is tenured Associate Professor at the Georgetown University McDonough School of Business, USA, doctor honoris causa from Ovidius University, Romania, and fellow at the Judge Business School, Cambridge University, England.Philippe Hermel is Research Professor at Georgetown University, Center for International Education and Development (CIED), USA, tenured Professor at Larequoi Research Center, and honorary dean of ISM Graduate School of Management at the University of Versailles-St-Quentin, France.

• 1. Introduction: What does Responsibility Mean to Organizations in the Current Global Context?.- Part I Ethics and Human Resource Management as Key Parts of Organizational Responsibility.- 2. The Ethical and Responsible Organization: Organizational Due Process, Employee Voice, and Procedural Justice in Human Resource Management.- 3. Continual Improvement Concepts Applied to Organizational Responsibility.- 4. CSR, Employee Commitment, and Survival during Crisis Period: The Case of Tunisia.- Part II Communication and Reputation Related to Social Responsibility.- 5. Classifying Ethics Codes Using Natural Language Processing.- 6.Because It’s Worth It? A Critical Discourse Analysis of Diversity: The Case of L’Oréal.- 7. Aesthetic CSR Communication: A Global Perspective on Organizational Art Collections.- 8.Making Multinational Corporations Aware of Their Social Responsibility: Law Versus Reputation?.- Part III Representations and Practices of Responsibility in the European Context.- 9.Corporate Social Responsibility in Europe: Discourses and Practices.- 10. CSR Practices: The Case of Veolia in Three European Countries.- 11.Social Costs of Non-Responsible Research.- Part IV New Forms of Responsibility to Address Societal Challenges.- 12. Social Networks and Professional Communities: A Fair Governance?.- 13. Corporate Social Responsibility in Times of Internet (In)security.- 14. Integration and Coordination of Care and Social Services as a Responsible Way of Handling Psychiatric Disability.- 15. Postface and Conclusion: Current Challenges and Forward-Thinking Perspectives on Responsibility in Organizations.