Organizational Reputations and Media Responses to Blame [ political psychology and public policy]

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Dr TEREZA Capelos
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Institute for Conflict, Cooperation and Security, University of Birmingham

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This project investigates how organizational reputations can predict the types of responses international business organizations provide when implicated in scandals or allegations of bad business practice, such as child labour or unsafe working conditions. For our data analysis we match data on international organizational reputations and corporate social responsibility (CSR) with content analysis data of organizational scandal and account coverage. For more information please contact me via email.

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Eligibility for funding is conditional on high academic performance (First Class UG and Distinction MA marks). If you are able to self fund your PhD, a minimum of 2:1 or equivalent is essential for UG and MA degrees.

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Organizational Reputations and Media Responses to Blame [ political psychology and public policy]

University of Birmingham

Institute for Conflict, Cooperation and Security

Birmingham