This book explores the interaction between sustainability, corporate responsibility, consumers, and the market. It aims to discover if consumers are seeking out small, ethical, socially responsible firms to buy from rather than large corporations; if markets and organisations are supported by a new sensitivity to social responsibility and sustainability ideas; if the integration of corporate responsibility strategies and practices change how market sectors are assembled.
Bringing together international case studies - including research on the Italian wine industry, German butchers, Spanish football, Polish marketing and the Portuguese financial sector - this book is valuable reading for scholars working on corporate social responsibility, sustainability, and good governance.

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<p>Chapter 1: Perspectives on Corporate Responsibility, Sustainability and Markets

Part I: Markets and Society
Chapter 2: Consumers' value systems in the consumption of sustainable groceries: an intercultural study
Chapter 3: Sustainability and omnichannel strategies in the Italian wine industry
Chapter 4: A Social Responsibility Map of Spanish Professional Football League Clubs
Chapter 5: Investigating the Effectiveness of Banks' Non-Financial Reporting in Portugal
Chapter 6: Taming wolves: The high risk of unethical behavior in the Polish financial sector and possible solution
Part II: Stakeholders' Role and Sustainability
Chapter 7: Interconnectedness & vulnerabilities of markets from climate change pressures and organised activism: Lessons from an emerging market
Chapter 8: Trans-Sustain - Transversal competency management for integrating sustainability in the vocational education of German butchers
Chapter 9: In search of morphogenetic mechanisms to transform marketing systems from linear to circular structural arrangements
Chapter 10:'Fruits of the Same Tree'? A Systematic Review of Corporate Social Responsibility and Social Enterprise Comparative Literature
Chapter 11: Ethics and Sustainability: The role of sustainable policy evaluation tests
Chapter 12: Models of capitalism, institutions and corporate social responsibility.<br></p>