This thesis takes up the issue of the role of business in today s society, in the form of Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR). The research question is: Do corporations/does business have responsibilities beyond maximising profit for owners? Social contract theory, as presented by Hobbes and Locke, is used to morally justify a corporate responsibility that goes beyond the traditional business responsibility of maximising profit for stolckholders. Further, the stakeholder model is proscribed as the proper management principle to implement these wider corporate responsibilities. Finally, human rights are introduced and analysed as one specific corporate responsibility
CSR is a multidisciplinary concept that defines the new responsibilities of businesses in societies....
Over the last few decades, scholars from different areas of knowledge including economics, ethics, s...
Corporate social responsibility (CSR) was illuminated by Howard Bowen in 1953 as the fundamental of ...
Corporate Social Resposibility (CSR) can be defined as a concept through which companies at the stag...
Company owners, shareholders, and investors expect a positive return on their investments. However, ...
Company owners, shareholders, and investors expect a positive return on their investments. However, ...
A corporation is incorporated for the purpose of advancement of economy and society. Business largel...
The issue at stake in the article is corporate social responsibility. There are two rival theories r...
Corporate social responsibility (CSR) is an all-encompassing phenomenon that recently draws the atte...
This paper is focusing on the responsibility corporations have toward society and what role stakeh...
This treatise presents a transcendental argument for corporate social responsibility. The argument i...
This treatise presents a transcendental argument for corporate social responsibility. The argument i...
The study accounts for recent developments in corporate voluntarism and assesses the evolving corpor...
Today there is a general consensus among academics, practitioners and policy makers that businesses ...
The field of corporate social responsibility (CSR) emerged as a part of the social movements of the ...
CSR is a multidisciplinary concept that defines the new responsibilities of businesses in societies....
Over the last few decades, scholars from different areas of knowledge including economics, ethics, s...
Corporate social responsibility (CSR) was illuminated by Howard Bowen in 1953 as the fundamental of ...
Corporate Social Resposibility (CSR) can be defined as a concept through which companies at the stag...
Company owners, shareholders, and investors expect a positive return on their investments. However, ...
Company owners, shareholders, and investors expect a positive return on their investments. However, ...
A corporation is incorporated for the purpose of advancement of economy and society. Business largel...
The issue at stake in the article is corporate social responsibility. There are two rival theories r...
Corporate social responsibility (CSR) is an all-encompassing phenomenon that recently draws the atte...
This paper is focusing on the responsibility corporations have toward society and what role stakeh...
This treatise presents a transcendental argument for corporate social responsibility. The argument i...
This treatise presents a transcendental argument for corporate social responsibility. The argument i...
The study accounts for recent developments in corporate voluntarism and assesses the evolving corpor...
Today there is a general consensus among academics, practitioners and policy makers that businesses ...
The field of corporate social responsibility (CSR) emerged as a part of the social movements of the ...
CSR is a multidisciplinary concept that defines the new responsibilities of businesses in societies....
Over the last few decades, scholars from different areas of knowledge including economics, ethics, s...
Corporate social responsibility (CSR) was illuminated by Howard Bowen in 1953 as the fundamental of ...