Add to ORKG(Excerpt) This Article begins with a brief introduction to the CSR debate. Part II describes the legal role of various human actors in the corporation, and Part III describes the legal restrictions on those actors’ socially responsible, but unauthorized, decisions. Part IV describes in some detail the relevant social teaching of the Catholic Church and explains that it does not apply to corporations or other corporate actors. Part V then describes the appropriate application of Catholic social doctrine to economic actors
This article want to describe relashionships among social accounting and accountability, Catholic so...
The Catholic Church has developed a position on socio-economic issues during the past one hundred ye...
The tendency of organizations is to achieve positioning and legitimacy through strategies of corpora...
(Excerpt) This Article begins with a brief introduction to the CSR debate. Part II describes the leg...
In spite of the variety and complexity of approaches related to Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR...
Corporate social responsibility (CSR) is an all-encompassing phenomenon that recently draws the atte...
This Article debunks the analogy often drawn between principles of corporate social responsibility (...
This article addresses the service of financial companies to society from the perspective of the Cat...
The attempt to introduce corporate social responsibility (CSR) takes place in a new and different ec...
This Article focuses on and attempts to dispel an overly narrow view of the moral responsibilities o...
Catholic Social Thought (CST) is coherent body of principles concerning the organization of social a...
Much of the inquiry into the responsibilities of an organization – whether from a religious perspect...
Paper Presentation at 9th International Conference on Catholic Social Thought and Business Educatio...
Social enterprises perceive social and environmental issues as primary objectives of their hybrid so...
Catholic social teaching has a vision of the economy that is very closely aligned with the tradition...
This article want to describe relashionships among social accounting and accountability, Catholic so...
The Catholic Church has developed a position on socio-economic issues during the past one hundred ye...
The tendency of organizations is to achieve positioning and legitimacy through strategies of corpora...
(Excerpt) This Article begins with a brief introduction to the CSR debate. Part II describes the leg...
In spite of the variety and complexity of approaches related to Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR...
Corporate social responsibility (CSR) is an all-encompassing phenomenon that recently draws the atte...
This Article debunks the analogy often drawn between principles of corporate social responsibility (...
This article addresses the service of financial companies to society from the perspective of the Cat...
The attempt to introduce corporate social responsibility (CSR) takes place in a new and different ec...
This Article focuses on and attempts to dispel an overly narrow view of the moral responsibilities o...
Catholic Social Thought (CST) is coherent body of principles concerning the organization of social a...
Much of the inquiry into the responsibilities of an organization – whether from a religious perspect...
Paper Presentation at 9th International Conference on Catholic Social Thought and Business Educatio...
Social enterprises perceive social and environmental issues as primary objectives of their hybrid so...
Catholic social teaching has a vision of the economy that is very closely aligned with the tradition...
This article want to describe relashionships among social accounting and accountability, Catholic so...
The Catholic Church has developed a position on socio-economic issues during the past one hundred ye...
The tendency of organizations is to achieve positioning and legitimacy through strategies of corpora...