A Proposed Corporate Social Responsibility Model to Develop a Coherent Sustainability Commitment

Corporate Social Responsibility: A Real Options Approach to the Challenge of Financial Sustainability

BACKGROUND In contemporary complex societies, social values like ethics, corporate social responsibility, and being respectful with the environment, among others, are becoming social requirements. Corporations are expected to fulfill them and, according to empirical evidence, an overwhelming majority aspires to good social valuation. At the same time, the maximization of market share value in t...

Corporate social responsibility: the 3C-SR model

Purpose – To develop a model that bridges the gap between CSR definitions and strategy and offers guidance to managers on how to connect socially committed organisations with the growing numbers of ethically aware consumers to simultaneously achieve economic and social objectives. Design/methodology/approach – This paper offers a critical evaluation of the theoretical foundations of corporate r...

A European Perspective on Corporate Social Responsibility

Corporate Socially Responsible (CSR) behaviour is a necessary prerequisite of global economic activity and makes this as a different perspective. In this paper, the author’s argument is based upon developments in several countries and special reference is given to UK and Portugal. Responsible behaviour of enterprises should consider innovative forms to present its reports, because is more attra...

Corporate Social Responsibility in a Comparative Perspective

Corporate Social Responsibility – a Study of Dmrc

INTRODUCTION: In India, although practice of CSR is not mandatory for private sector companies but still there are lot of public as well as private companies which have been following the practice of CSR with due diligence. Big corporate houses like TATA and BIRLA are practicing the Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) for decades, long before CSR become a popular basis. CSR is no longer a mer...