CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY RESPONSIVENESS AND PERFORMANCE

We are grateful to Constantinos Markides, and seminar participants at the research brown bag (SIM area) of the London Business School, the academic conference on Social Responsibility at University of Washington - Tacoma, the 2010 European Academy of Management Conference, an[r]

CSRCorporate Social ResponsibilityNguyen A ChauBACKGROUND•CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONCIBILITIES•CORPORATE RESPONSIBILITIES (Social Compliance) Media coverage§ Continuing media attention on working conditions and wages of laborers in factories§ Brands/retailers w[r]

become primary engines of growth, job creation, innovation, and exports.Michael Porter said that “corporations can use philanthropy to improve their competitive context”. Corporate philanthropy is defined as “the act of corporations donating a portion of their profits or resources to a[r]

Over recent years, the role of business organizations within society has received increasing attention, and the expectations towards these organizations have increased accordingly. The term that has been coined for these expectations is corporate social responsibility (CSR) or social accounting (SA)[r]

responsibility (CSR). CSR has emerged as the business issue of the 21st century and has been studied for over 50 years. However, academics do not have a consensus on its definition (Wood, 1991; Carroll, 1991) and it has been frequently assigned to the field of business ethics