Corporate philanthropies have played an important role in the development of philanthropy in China. Although the nature of charity makes it free and voluntary, the corporate philanthropy is usually utilitarian in the economic activities. Utilitarian theory provides a basic academic support for the utilitarian philanthropy of corporations; however, it causes many contentions and disputes. This paper explores three moral laws of the utilitarian philanthropy of corporations from independent donations, fairness and justice, integrity, in order to make the corporations assume more social responsibilities better
Abstract: Corporate philanthropy enables companies to gain and sustain competitive advantage and pro...
Corporate philanthropy is illegitimate spending by powerful corporate elite of someone else’s ...
Corporate donations form a substantial part of social charitable donationsin China. Corporate non-mo...
This paper investigates the charitable giving of Chinese firms from the perspectives of four sustain...
Being helpful and kind is a virtue rooted in Chinese culture. However, profit-making and fast-growth...
Business and society are inextricably linked, and corporate philanthropy is an important constituent...
This paper examines the impact of political connection on family-controlled listed firms’ philanthro...
It is supposed that corporations give to charitable causes out of self-interest - indeed, it is argu...
Enterprises, as principal decision-making units in the market and cells of the national economy, can...
An emerging body of literature has demonstrated that corporate philanthropy can be an important part...
Academics and businesspeople have long debated the merits of corporate philanthropy. It is our conte...
Corporate philanthropy refers to the allocation of organizational resources toward social causes, in...
The philanthropic activities of corporations provide an interesting economic problem because tradit...
In developing and poor countries, corporate donations, which are one of the sources of financing ava...
A remarkable growth regarding corporate philanthropic activities by socially unacceptable firms has ...
Abstract: Corporate philanthropy enables companies to gain and sustain competitive advantage and pro...
Corporate philanthropy is illegitimate spending by powerful corporate elite of someone else’s ...
Corporate donations form a substantial part of social charitable donationsin China. Corporate non-mo...
This paper investigates the charitable giving of Chinese firms from the perspectives of four sustain...
Being helpful and kind is a virtue rooted in Chinese culture. However, profit-making and fast-growth...
Business and society are inextricably linked, and corporate philanthropy is an important constituent...
This paper examines the impact of political connection on family-controlled listed firms’ philanthro...
It is supposed that corporations give to charitable causes out of self-interest - indeed, it is argu...
Enterprises, as principal decision-making units in the market and cells of the national economy, can...
An emerging body of literature has demonstrated that corporate philanthropy can be an important part...
Academics and businesspeople have long debated the merits of corporate philanthropy. It is our conte...
Corporate philanthropy refers to the allocation of organizational resources toward social causes, in...
The philanthropic activities of corporations provide an interesting economic problem because tradit...
In developing and poor countries, corporate donations, which are one of the sources of financing ava...
A remarkable growth regarding corporate philanthropic activities by socially unacceptable firms has ...
Abstract: Corporate philanthropy enables companies to gain and sustain competitive advantage and pro...
Corporate philanthropy is illegitimate spending by powerful corporate elite of someone else’s ...
Corporate donations form a substantial part of social charitable donationsin China. Corporate non-mo...