BHRIGHT’s Ethical Enterprise theme engages with critical multi-disciplinary issues around being and becoming an ethical enterprise. It focuses on institutional and organisational mechanisms of how small, medium, and large businesses can create social, environmental, and economic impacts with and for their stakeholders.
Collaborating with researchers, practitioners, and policymakers in business, government, and civil society, we aim to develop an emancipatory knowledge by addressing research questions, such as “How do national and international institutions enable or hinder creating shared value in social procurement?” or “How do social enterprises strategize, create and communicate value in the COVID world?”.
The Ethical Enterprise theme intersects with and aims to contribute to other themes of BHRIGHT through exploring factors informing environmental and social (ir)responsibility of businesses across various national and industrial contexts.
