The recent issue of Business & Society ^[1] (volume 47, number 3) contains:

When Does a Corporate Social Responsibility Initiative Provide a First-Mover Advantage?, by Sirsly, C. -A. T. and Lamertz, K. , in: Business & Society, volume 47, number 3, pages 343-369, 2008.

The Role of Corporate Reputation in the Stakeholder Decision-Making Process, by Puncheva, P. , in: Business & Society, volume 47, number 3, pages 272-290, 2008.

Perceptions of Price Fairness, by Gielissen, R. , Dutilh, C. E. and Graafland, J.J., in: Business & Society, volume 47, number 3, pages 370-389, 2008.

Going to War With the Army You Have, by Marens, R., in: Business & Society, volume 47, number 3, pages 312-342, 2008.

Financial Misrepresentation, by Harris, J. D. , in: Business & Society, volume 47, number 3, pages 390-401, 2008.

Editorial Announcement, by Windsor, D., in: Business & Society, volume 47, number 3, pages 267-268, 2008.

A Conceptual Framework for Online Business Protest Tactics and Criteria for Their Effectiveness, by Martin, K. D. and Kracher, B., in: Business & Society, volume 47, number 3, pages 291-311, 2008.

Further information about this issue, including abstracts are available at csr-literature.net ^[2].