Corporate Responsibility: A Critical Introduction
M.E. Blowfield, Alan Murray
Abstract
M.E. Blowfield, Alan Murray
Abstract
PART ONE: THE MEANING AND ORIGINS OF CORPORATE RESPONSIBILITY 1. Introducing Corporate Responsibility 2. The Origins of Corporate Responsibility 3. Globalization and International Development PART TWO: MANAGING AND IMPLEMENTING CORPORATE RESPONSIBILITY 4. How Corporate Responsibility is Managed 5. The Business Case for Corporate Responsibility 6. Stakeholders, Standards, and Regional Variations 7. Social Acounting 8. The Place of Corporate Responsibility in the Corporate Governance Framework 9. Sustainable Development 10. Stakeholder Partnerships 11. Socially Responsible Investment PART THREE: THE IMPACT, CRITICS, AND FUTURE OF CORPORATE RESPONSIBILITY 12. The Impact of Corporate Responsibility 13. Criticisms of Corporate Responsibility 14. The Future of Corporate Responsibility
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PART ONE: THE MEANING AND ORIGINS OF CORPORATE RESPONSIBILITY 1. Introducing Corporate Responsibility 2. The Origins of Corporate Responsibility 3. Globalization and International Development PART TWO: MANAGING AND IMPLEMENTING CORPORATE RESPONSIBILITY 4. How Corporate Responsibility is Managed 5. The Business Case for Corporate Responsibility 6. Stakeholders, Standards, and Regional Variations 7. Social Acounting 8. The Place of Corporate Responsibility in the Corporate Governance Framework 9. Sustainable Development 10. Stakeholder Partnerships 11. Socially Responsible Investment PART THREE: THE IMPACT, CRITICS, AND FUTURE OF CORPORATE RESPONSIBILITY 12. The Impact of Corporate Responsibility 13. Criticisms of Corporate Responsibility 14. The Future of Corporate Responsibility
Key concepts: Corporate social responsibility, Stakeholder, Corporate governance, Corporate security, Business, Corporate communication, Accounting, Social responsibility