The True Value of CSR [electronic resource] : Corporate Identity and Stakeholder Perceptions /
Fryzel, B.editor.
By considering the importance of Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) as a business paradigm but also as a growing scepticism about it's outcomes, The True Value of CSR answers questions about true value behind this concept, motivations of firms embedding CSR in their core strategies and a capacity of CSR to make a real difference on the market.
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Cover; Half-Title; Title; Copyright; Contents; List of Figures; List of Tables; Foreword; Preface and Acknowledgements; Notes on Contributors; Part I The Meaning of Responsibility in Organizations: Some Reflections; 1 CSR: What Does It Mean?; 2 Corporate Social Responsibility: Some Clarifications and Questions; 3 CSR: Between Management Strategy and a New Paradigm of Thought; 4 The Stakeholder Organization Theory and its Systemic Foundation Revisited; Part II A Market for CSR: FormingIdentities and Behaviours; 5 Identity, Responsibility and Corporate Personhood; 6 Dimensions of CSR Identity
7 The Social Construction of CSR's Identity in Management Consulting8 The Relationship between CSR Communication and Corporate Reputation in the Credit Lending Process: A Qualitative Study Basedon Italian Banks; Part III Capitalist Economy and CSR: Contradictions and Inconsistencies?; 9 Fraud, Corruption and CSR: Hands-on Account of a Fraud Investigator; 10 Corporate Social Responsibility, Inequality and Corporate Governance; 11 Actions Speak Louder than Words: Competitive Conduct vs. CSR Policy
12 The Capitalist Economy and CSR: Contradictions and Inconsistencies: From CSR to Business in Development13 Regulatory Roadblocks to Environmental Sustainability; 14 The Dichotomy of Values vs. Rulesin Anti-Corruption Law; Part IV Responsible Business and Behavioural Patterns; 15 Business and Society: Collectiveand Individual Corporate Social Responsibility; 16 Standards: A Behavioural Approach to Management; 17 How Can Neuroeconomics Unravel CSR?; Index
Includes bibliographical references at the end of each chapters and index.
By considering the importance of Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) as a business paradigm but also as a growing scepticism about it's outcomes, The True Value of CSR answers questions about true value behind this concept, motivations of firms embedding CSR in their core strategies and a capacity of CSR to make a real difference on the market.
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