The aim of this paper is to explore the current situation of corporate citizenship in India and its evolution over time, comparing it with industrialised countries. It attempts to compare and contrast two systems of Corporate Citizenship (CC), one in the U.S. and the other in India, each in a different phase of maturity. Observing the definition of CC in its westernised context, there is a literature gap regarding the behaviour of corporates, including local and multi-national corporations. This paper highlights the fact such entities in India are actually practising CSR and not CC.

The University is happy to announce that Dr. Yusuf Nulla, recent D.Phil. in Business Research graduate, has been published in the working paper series of the International Business School at Xi’an Jiatong – Liverpool University. The title of his article is: “IFRS Impact on Accounting Quality in Telecommunications Industry”. The article appears in Issue 4,

The University is proud to announce that Mr. Andreas Masouras, Doctor of Professional Studies Candidate, has published a book entitled: “Understanding Competition and Diversity in Television Programming“. Andreas is a Professor of Media at Neapolis University, Cyprus. The following is an description of the book taken from the Neapolis website: ABSTRACT: The research examines and