Author Sheila Killian

Summary Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) is the subject of widespread debate, which tends to centre on its integrity. Are the initiatives ‘genuine’, or are they motivated by a firm’s desire to enhance its reputation? Does it matter what the motivation is, as long as some improvements are made? In this new book, Dr Sheila Killian addresses these questions.

Author: Chartered Accountants Ireland

Summary: Law for Accountants (RoI) Toolkit CAP 1 accompanies the main textbook An Introduction to Business Law

Author: Chartered Accountants Ireland

Summary: Law for Accountants (NI) Toolkit CAP 1 accompanies the main textbook An Introduction to Business law in Northern Ireland, by Lisa Tracey

Author: Andrew Brown
Summary: Using real-life examples, the book provides practical advice to anyone responsible for dealing with fraud on how they can reduce the risk of being a victim of fraud.

Authors: Donal McKillop, Peter Goth and Noel Hyndman,
Summary: This book will appeal to credit union staff and volunteers, those involved in the regulation and supervision of credit unions as well as to accountants in practice.

Summary: This e-book for Kindle, PDF download or paperback collates perspectives on ethics from a number of different sectors of the economy.

Author: Kevin McSharry
Summary: This book summarises some of the complex accounting areas that are specific to the retail sector and provides a simple and easy-to-follow guide to the change to IFRS for SMEs.

Author: Derry Cotter
Summary: Great Eagle Wood examines the challenges facing a modern economy, exploring the issues of leadership, change management, entrepreneurship, ethical standards in business, climate change and the ever-present threat of terrorism.

Author: Lisa Tracey
Summary: An Introduction to Business Law in Northern Ireland is a unique textbook, designed to provide a framework of relevant law for students whose primary areas of study are in business and accountancy.

Author: Vaeni Mac Donnell
Summary: An Introduction to Business Law is designed to provide a framework of relevant Irish law for students whose primary areas of study are in business and accountancy.