Titlebook: Ethics in Small and Medium Sized Enterprises; A Global Commentary Laura Spence,Mollie Painter-Morland Book 2011 Springer Science+Business M

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Corporate Social Responsibility and Stakeholder Relations – The Perspective of German Small and Mediment CSR strategies and they do not intend to do so. Their non-communication of CSR reflects this attitude. The challenge for SMEs seems to be the treatment of CSR as a competitive advantage by implementing it in the companies’ overall strategy.

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Introduction: Global Perspectives on Ethics in Small and Medium Sized Enterprisesntly, Europe (Spence & Rutherfoord, 2003; Moore & Spence, 2006; Morsing & Perrini, 2009). Unfortunately, there is much less to report in terms of research on small and medium sized enterprises (SMEs) in developing countries.

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Africa: Ethics and Sustainability Within SMEs in Sub-Saharan Africa: Enabling, Constraining and Contg. What seems to be needed is to expand on and strengthen certain constraining relationships, such as those that exist between peers within a certain industry, professional associations, and civil society.

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India: CSR and Ethics in MSMEs in Indiatice in the field of CSR and ethics in SMEs in the Indian context is limited. This paper attempts to outline the state of the SME sector in India, Ethics and CSR practices in MSMEs, and identify the knowledge gaps in the field of CSR and ethics in SMEs in India.