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How Economic Forces Undermine Newspapers’ Role in Holding Businesses Accountable  - Management Studies Insights Blog

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By Tony Jaehyun Choi, Kam Phung
| managementstudiesinsights.com
Short Summary This study, published in the Journal of Management Studies, explores a perplexing question: why don’t newspapers consistently deter corporate illegality, even when they appear to show their strong presence in the society? Analyzing data from over 1,500 firms across 29 countries between 2005 and 2014, the researchers use a framework known as institutional anomie theory to examine when and why newspapers fail to hold corporations accountable due to their institutional circumstances.
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How businesses deflect responsibilities for addressing modern slavery in their supply chains

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By Kam Phung, Gaby Clark Verified, Andrew Zinin Verified
| Phys.org Verified
Despite growing awareness and legislation aimed at eradicating modern slavery—including forced labor, bonded labor and other extreme forms of human exploitation—efforts to combat the issue remain largely ineffective. The United Kingdom, the first to enact a modern slavery act in 2015, is a case in point. The latest government figures show 5,690 potential victims in the U.K. were referred to the Home Office between April and June.
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Opinion: How businesses avoid dealing with modern slavery

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By Kam Phung
| Brandon Sun Verified
Despite growing awareness and legislation aimed at eradicating modern slavery — including forced labour, bonded labour and other extreme forms of human exploitation — efforts to combat the issue remain largely ineffective. The United Kingdom, the first to enact a modern slavery act in 2015, is a case in point. The latest government figures show 5,690 potential victims in the U.K. were referred to the Home Office between April and June.
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