Civil Society Stakeholders

Flashcards covering key concepts related to Civil Society Stakeholders.

Civil Society

Voluntary, community and social organizations or institutions not related to, or supported by, government.

Non-Governmental Organization (NGO)

A group that holds shared values or attitudes about an issue confronting society and advocates for change.

NGO Tactics

Methods used by NGOs, including pressure on government, media attention, demonstrations, and campaigns.

Media Stakeholders

Traditional media such as TV, newspapers, and the internet that influence public views and are seen as stakeholders.

Business Media Relations

The complex dynamic between businesses and the media, often characterized by issues of bias and lack of context.

Social Media Challenges and Ethics

The implications of social media on corporate reputation, accountability, and human resource management.

Policy Development Institutions

Think tanks that research and analyze social, economic, and political issues, attempting to influence policies.

Religious Institutions

Organizations that impact ethical decision making and can influence business practices and policies.

Educational Institutions

Organizations that can have both detrimental and beneficial partnerships with businesses affecting community and access to resources.

Considerations

Questions regarding ethical implications of marketing, media manipulation, and integration of social and religious beliefs in business.