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   <placeTerm type="text">Bradford?</placeTerm>
   <publisher> Emerald Group Publishing</publisher>
   <dateIssued>2013</dateIssued>
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 <note>Purpose - This paper seeks to identify the inhibitors and drivers of CSR&#13;
 implementation in fashion garment manufacturing from a supply chain &#13;
management perspective. Design/methodology/approach - A qualitative case&#13;
 study approach was adopted, using purposive sampling to select seven &#13;
export garment manufacturers of varying size and business model in Sri &#13;
Lanka. Primary data was collected through on-site face-to-face &#13;
interviews with managerial level and operational level informants within&#13;
 each company and through non-participant observation within factory &#13;
environments. Data analysis was conducted manually. Findings - Adopting &#13;
SCM principles supports CSR implementation in supplier facilities in &#13;
global fashion garment supply chains by overcoming the negative effects &#13;
of retail buying practices. It also progresses supplier CSR performance &#13;
beyond that which is achievable via a coercive, compliance-based model &#13;
by encouraging suppliers to be innovative and take ownership of the CSR &#13;
agenda. Hence, aspects of supply chain relationship management may be &#13;
more critical in progressing CSR implementation than traditional &#13;
bureaucratic monitoring and auditing mechanisms. Practical implications -&#13;
 In an industry sector facing unique pressure on cost as well as lead &#13;
time, fashion retailers must understand how to align CSR implementation &#13;
with the unique competitive challenges of the sector. Analysing the &#13;
success of CSR implementation in the Sri Lankan export garment &#13;
manufacturing industry enables managers to identify barriers and &#13;
supporting factors to CSR implementation in global fashion supply &#13;
chains. Originality/value - This paper presents industry-specific data &#13;
from a key global garment manufacturing country on a commercially &#13;
sensitive subject. Its contribution to extant literature is the &#13;
development of a CSR framework that identifies inhibitors and drivers to&#13;
 CSR implementation from a fashion supply chain management perspective. &lt;br&gt;</note>
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