Homeland and overseas operations are influenced, among other factors, by laws and external investment policies. Do North American companies take profit of lighter laws in Latin America to develop practices that are not even allowed in North America? (e.g. shale oil & gas fracking techniques). I am starting a self-funded new project on these matters, I am open to join highly motivated researchers.
Dear Javier,
You may look for "sustainability disclosure database" maintained by Global Reporting Initiative (GRI) for your study.
http://database.globalreporting.org/
I hope it may find useful to you
Best Regards
Vaibhav
I do not know if it is of interest for you, but one of the best documented repository on social responsibility in Romania is www.responsabilitatesociala.ro. All reports and projects in the field of CSR are announced on this platform.
Best regards
Alexandra
I found a lot of reports on web side:
http://www.igd.com/IndustryCSRReports
Magda
It is common sense to say that North American mining (metals/nonmetals) companies operate south of the USA border due to less stringent laws. That does not mean they abuse the environment or pay their employees poorly. Basically, it costs less to operate. The environmental laws in North America are unnecessarily too long and complicated.
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