2011
DOI: 10.1016/j.aos.2011.06.003
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The institutionalisation of unaccountability: Loading the dice of Corporate Social Responsibility discourse

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“…Surprisingly absent, however, was the practice of sustainability reporting. Studies of reporting in Spain, the UK and New Zealand show that sustainability reporting is common to this discourse (Archel et al, 2011;Livesey & Kearins, 2002;Collins, Lawrence, Pavlovich, & Ryan, 2007;Milne et al, 2009;O'Dwyer, 2002). Indeed sustainability reporting is seen as a key social practice in how this discourse is produced, reproduced and maintained.…”
Section: With the MIX Of Stakeholders You Can Get Different Viewpointmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Surprisingly absent, however, was the practice of sustainability reporting. Studies of reporting in Spain, the UK and New Zealand show that sustainability reporting is common to this discourse (Archel et al, 2011;Livesey & Kearins, 2002;Collins, Lawrence, Pavlovich, & Ryan, 2007;Milne et al, 2009;O'Dwyer, 2002). Indeed sustainability reporting is seen as a key social practice in how this discourse is produced, reproduced and maintained.…”
Section: With the MIX Of Stakeholders You Can Get Different Viewpointmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…There is a common use of the concepts of SEA as an instrument for corporations (Lehman, 1999). Finally, SEA is used for a rhetorical application of corporate social responsibility (Archel et al, 2011). This thesis agrees with the necessity for dialogic engagement as it is linked to decreasing poverty and limiting economic growth.…”
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confidence: 48%
“…Critics of unsustainability (Gray, 2010;Sikka, 2010;Archel, Husillos & Spence, 2011;Moneva, Archel & Correa, 2006) create a deep understanding of the consequences of organisations and the actions for a sustainable world. Thus, the impact of this is to illustrate that in the co-option of SEA by corporations, the basic capital goals of the exploitation of social and environmental resource remains unchanged.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Dalam 'dunia nyata' bukan hanya aspek dari keadaan komunikasi yang ideal gagal tercapai, tetapi juga pihak tertentu dapat secara strategis merancang dan mempertahankan 'pseudo-konsensus', sebuah simulakrum komunikasi yang ideal, yang kemungkinan hanya untuk mencapai kepentingan mereka sendiri (Fultner, 2001: 22). Saran ini beresonansi dengan interaksi antar stakeholder yang tampaknya merupakan simulakrum akuntabilitas sejati (Archel et al, 2011). Dapat diperkirakan bahwa upaya untuk memvalidasi secara empiris keberadaan keadaan komunikasi yang ideal akan gagal, terdapat sebuah pengakuan yang jelas bahwa keadaan empiris, bahkan dalam konteks komunikatif terstruktur, akan berbeda secara signifikan dari keadaan komunikasi yang ideal (Fultner, 2001).…”
Section: Akuntabilitas Dan Etos Pelayanan Publik: Kolonisasi Lifeworldunclassified
“…Kontrol hegemonik atas stakeholder merupakan bukti terbaru yang menunjukkan bahwa pelibatan stakeholder tidak lain hanya merupakan sebuah simulakrum (Archel et al, 2011). Oleh karena itu, upaya untuk membuat konsep keterlibatan stakeholder sebagaimana keadaan komunikasi Habermasian yang ideal memiliki rintangan yang berat untuk dilalui oleh akuntabilitas publik.…”
Section: Akuntabilitas Dan Etos Pelayanan Publik: Kolonisasi Lifeworldunclassified