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- Corporate Social Responsibility
- Copyright Page
- Contents
- About the Editors
- Preface
- Introduction to This Volume on Corporate Social Responsibility
- References
- The Origins and Developments of Corporate Social Responsibility
- Chapter 1 Corporate Social Responsibility: From Founders to Millennials
- CSR in the United States: How It Began
- CSR: Doctrine, Drivers, Policy Instruments
- CSR Phases
- CSR-1: Corporate Social Stewardship (1950s–1960s)
- The Basic Idea: Corporate Managers as Public Trustees
- The Drivers of CSR-1
- CSR-1 Policy Instruments
- CSR-2: Corporate Social Responsiveness (1960s–1970s)
- The Basic Idea: Responding to Social Demands
- The Drivers of CSR-2
- CSR-2 Policy Instruments
- CSR-3: Corporate/Business Ethics (1980s–1990s)
- The Basic Idea: Fostering Ethical Corporate Culture
- The Drivers of CSR-3
- CSR-3 Policy Instruments
- CSR-4: Corporate Global Citizenship (1990s–2000)
- The Basic Idea: Achieving Corporate and Planetary Sustainability
- CSR-4 Drivers
- CSR-4 Policy Instruments
- CSR-5: Toward a Millennial Future (2000–3000)
- The Basic Idea: Adapting Human Culture to Global and Cosmic Challenges
- The Speculative Millennial Future
- Sustainability
- Generational Changes
- Big Questions, Puzzles, and Challenges
- CSR: Trends, Questions, and Prospects
- References Listed by CSR Phase
- Additional CSR References for the US & Globally
- Leading Business and Society Textbooks
- Chapter 2 Corporate Social Responsibility: A Review of Current Concepts, Research, and Issues
- CSR’s Conceptual Development and Meaning
- CSR and Competing and Complementary Concepts
- Business Ethics
- Stakeholder Management
- Sustainability
- Corporate Citizenship
- Other Competing Concepts
- Newer Research Avenues
- Political CSR
- The CSP–CFP Relationship and the Business Case for CSR
- Upstream/Downstream CSR
- CSR in Emerging Economies
- Corporate Activism and CSR
- Corporate Social Irresponsibility
- Conclusion
- References
- Assessing Corporate Social Responsibility in Asia and Europe
- Chapter 3 Corporate Social Responsibility across Asia: A Review of Four Countries
- Introduction
- Contextual Framework
- CSR in Japan
- CSR in Academia
- CSR in Management
- Contextual Analysis
- History
- Religion/Ideology
- Social Norms
- Geography
- Political Structures
- Level of Economic Development
- Civil Society Institutions
- Labor unions
- Advocacy/NGO groups
- The media
- Safety Net
- Conclusion
- CSR in KOREA
- CSR in the Academy
- CSR in Management
- Contextual Analysis
- History
- Religion/Ideology
- Culture/Social norms
- Geography
- Political Structures
- Level of Economic Development
- Civil Society Institutions
- Labor unions
- Advocacy/NGO groups
- Media
- Safety net
- Conclusion
- CSR in INDIA
- CSR in the Academy
- CSR in Management
- Contextual Analysis
- History
- Religion/Ideology
- Social Norms
- Geography
- Political Structures
- Level of Economic Development
- Civil Society Institutions
- Labor unions
- Advocacy/NGO groups
- Media
- Safety Net
- Conclusions
- CSR in China
- CSR in Academia
- CSR in Management
- Contextual Analysis
- History
- Religion/Ideology
- Social Norms
- Geography
- Political Structures
- Level of Economic Development
- Civil Society Institutions
- Labor unions
- Advocacy Groups/NGOs
- The media
- Safety net
- Conclusion
- Concluding Thoughts
- References
- Chapter 4 Legislated CSR: A Brief Introduction
- Voluntary versus Legislated CSR
- Evolution and Enactment of India’s Company Act 2013
- Analyzing the CSR Legislation in India
- Promises and Outcomes of India’s CSR Legislations
- Conclusion
- References
- Chapter 5 Social Responsibility within Brussels Municipalities: An Exploratory Study
- Introduction
- CSR Implementation in EU and Belgium
- Social Responsibility and Municipalities
- Local Agenda 21 as a Proxy of SR Implementation in Municipalities
- Local Agenda 21 and the Drivers for Its Implementation
- Methodology
- Findings
- Key Political Figures and LA21 Coordinators
- Funding
- Cooperation versus Competition
- Network Support
- Media Impact
- Private Sector Influence
- Discussion
- References
- Appendix 1
- Appendix 2: Translated Questionnaire
- Appendix 3: List of Supplementary Information for the Interviews
- Investigating Corporate Social Responsibility in Practice
- Chapter 6 Much Ado about Nothing: The Glacial Pace of CSR Implementation in Practice
- Introduction
- Theoretical Context
- Institutional Theory
- Review of Historical Data
- Empirical Tests of Trends in CSR and CSIR Over Time
- Methodology
- Sample Creation
- Dependent Variables
- Independent Variables
- Control Variables
- Research Design and Analytic Method
- Findings: Much Ado about Nothing
- Descriptive Statistics
- Growth of CSR and Decline of CSiR
- Discussion
- Contributions, Limitations, and Conclusions
- References
- Chapter 7 Safeguarding Corporate Social Responsibility: The Benefit Movement
- Introduction
- History of the Benefit Movement
- The Benefit Movement Organizational Forms
- Theoretical Developments
- Social Movements and Organizations
- Indicators of Movement Success
- Sustained Contention and Types of Movement Organizations
- Practical Implications
- Future Research Directions
- Conclusions
- References
- Chapter 8 Taylor Won: The Triumph of Scientific Management and Its Meaning for Business and Society
- Taylor Won: The One Right Way in Management Theory and Practice
- Dehumanization: License to Behave Badly
- Scientific Management: The License to Theorize Badly
- The Parallel Evolution of CSR Scholarship
- Late 1800s–1919: Wealth Generators
- 1920–1950: Stewards of Society
- 1950s–1990s: Modern Era of CSR
- Dehumanization and CSR
- Future Directions: Integrating Humanity into Management Theory
- References
- Chapter 9 Aligning Adverse Activities? Corporate Social Responsibility and Political Activity
- Introduction
- Macro-Level Factors
- External Factors: Institutional Context
- Political Corporate Social Responsibility
- Corporate Political Activity
- Peace through Commerce
- Social Movement Research
- Political Context: The United States
- Micro-Level Factors
- Firm-Level Factors
- Individual Factors
- Discussion and Conclusion
- References
- Chapter 10 What We Know about the Economic Payoffs of Corporate Ecological Sustainability
- Meta-analytic Conclusions
- Relatively Small Positive Relationship between CES and CFP
- Measurement Contingencies
- Proactive versus Reactive Strategic Approach
- Other Contingency Factors Identified in Recent Meta-Analyses
- Summary of Theoretical Perspectives
- Sustainable Value Creation
- Slack Resources
- Virtuous Circle
- Opportunism
- Trade-off
- Vicious Circle
- Outbalancing
- Suggestions for Future Research
- In-depth Exploration of the Particulars of Circumstance (Contingency Factors)
- Overcoming Methodological Weaknesses
- Conclusion
- References
- The Future Evolution of Corporate Social Responsibility
- Chapter 11 Getting from Corporate Social Responsibility to Corporate System Responsibility: Toward a
- Introduction: The Definition Problem
- Creating Shared Value (CSV): Why It Fails as an Integrative Substitute for CSR
- The Limitations of “Strategic CSR”
- Political CSR as Strategic Management of Communicative Space to Bolster Corporate Legitimacy
- The ISCT as a Potential Vehicle for Value Integration Within CSR
- The Moral Hazard of Trying to “Manage” Moral Legitimacy
- Embracing Strategic Ambiguity to Cope with Paradoxical Tensions Inherent in CSR
- Networking as the Emerging Organizational CSR Framework
- Network Approaches to Realizing Corporate System Responsibility
- Conclusion
- References
- Chapter 12 Beyond CSR to System Change: Creating a New Socio-economic Narrative
- The Rise and Limits of CSR
- A Brief Overview of CSR and Its Limits
- Memes and Large System Change
- Large System Change
- Narrative and Memes
- Creating a Powerful New Story
- Change the Story…
- Constructing a New Socio-economic Narrative
- Confronting Reality
- References
- EPILOGUE
- Chapter 13 Corporate Social Responsibility Scholarship: Retrospect and Prospect
- Topics
- Theory
- Methods
- Conclusions
- References
- About the Authors
- Index
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