Corporate notions of loyalty to staff are strong.
Their research explores how the character of philanthropy has changed, and how modern-day corporate notions of social responsibility and sustainability succeed or fail in continuing and building upon that historic legacy.
If TV is going to get better in 2014, this kind of fear – a fear that leads to a reliance on stereotypes and corporate notions of populism – is going to have to be destroyed.
Architecture isn't in itself a cause of corporate decline — that notion is ridiculous — but overbearing buildings can sometimes be a symptom of companies losing touch with reality, and this problem will manifest itself in other ways.
These include supposedly simplistic models of individual human behaviour (rational, self-interested, utility-maximising homo economicus) and of corporate behaviour (the notion that the goal of a firm should be to maximise shareholder value).
From the corporate viewpoint, traditional notions of shared governance and faculty autonomy are a nuisance that impedes administrative "flexibility".
If that's a fairly ghastly bit of corporate-speak, the notion of a "four-quadrant movie star" sounds positively dehumanising.
The notion of corporate sustainability is also connected to debates about reforming corporate governance, encouraging corporate responsibility, and designing alternative (sustainable, green, or ethical) investment vehicles.
He found my broaching the notion of corporate patriotism and citizenship to be intriguing but ambiguous.
Shared value is an elaboration of the notion of corporate self-interest — greed, if you will.
In an interview, Melissa Cohlmia, the company's managing director of corporate communications, rejected the notion that her bosses' efforts on behalf of the disadvantaged have ulterior motives.
