This article seeks to consider the efficacy of the societal marketing concept using the POSIT framework and a classification of corporate responsibility. The exploration of both positive and negative aspects of the societal marketing concept allows an overall discussion of the stakeholder interests concerned and the alternatives exposed. This produces some comparisons and contrasts for marketing managers to reflect upon when contemplating the adoption of the societal marketing concept, suggesting it may not always be in the best interests of all stakeholders
The author examines consumer perceptions as a function of a company’s corporate societal marketing (...
The formulation of corporate social responsibility standards must deal with conflicting interests am...
While societal marketing is an area of increasing interest to marketers, a scarcity of research stil...
Whether societal marketing is regarded as a legitimate and necessary aspect of marketing in the toba...
Based on an interest to contribute to further understanding of the area of CSR marketing the purpose...
This article reviews the history of marketing thought in relation to social responsibility and busin...
The premise of this paper is that corporate societal responsibility in marketing should go far beyon...
The concept of corporate social responsibility is developed with the notion that corporations have r...
This paper examines the symbiotic relationship between social, commercial, and critical marketing th...
As the awareness of social problems and environmentally related issues in particular becomes widespr...
This chapter presents a debate about the ethical tension and conflict that can arise from working wi...
Purpose – The paper aims to discuss the thorny issues of industry-funded social marketing camp...
In recent years, Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) has been addressed and managed by all types o...
Societal marketing emerged in the early 1970s, promising a more socially responsible and ethical mod...
Marketing academics and marketing practitioners risk losing their relevance and consequently their a...
The author examines consumer perceptions as a function of a company’s corporate societal marketing (...
The formulation of corporate social responsibility standards must deal with conflicting interests am...
While societal marketing is an area of increasing interest to marketers, a scarcity of research stil...
Whether societal marketing is regarded as a legitimate and necessary aspect of marketing in the toba...
Based on an interest to contribute to further understanding of the area of CSR marketing the purpose...
This article reviews the history of marketing thought in relation to social responsibility and busin...
The premise of this paper is that corporate societal responsibility in marketing should go far beyon...
The concept of corporate social responsibility is developed with the notion that corporations have r...
This paper examines the symbiotic relationship between social, commercial, and critical marketing th...
As the awareness of social problems and environmentally related issues in particular becomes widespr...
This chapter presents a debate about the ethical tension and conflict that can arise from working wi...
Purpose – The paper aims to discuss the thorny issues of industry-funded social marketing camp...
In recent years, Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) has been addressed and managed by all types o...
Societal marketing emerged in the early 1970s, promising a more socially responsible and ethical mod...
Marketing academics and marketing practitioners risk losing their relevance and consequently their a...
The author examines consumer perceptions as a function of a company’s corporate societal marketing (...
The formulation of corporate social responsibility standards must deal with conflicting interests am...
While societal marketing is an area of increasing interest to marketers, a scarcity of research stil...