CstM 301 - Management & Organization social responsibility.

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CstM Management & Organization social responsibility

responsibility… re·spon·si·ble [ri-spon-suh-buhl] - adjective 1.having control or authority. 2.being accountable for one’s actions and decisions. 3.chargeable with being the author, cause or occasion of something. re·spon·si·bil·i·ty [ri-spon-suh-bil-i-tee] -noun 1.the state or position of being responsible.

corporate social responsibility… obligations sustainability triple bottom line

stakeholder management… power legitimacy urgency

perspectives on CSR… classical socioeconomic and

be profitable obey the law do what’s right contribute to community evaluating performance… economic responsibility legal responsibility ethical responsibility discretionary responsibility convictioncompliance

strategies… obstructionist defensive accommodativ e proactive “fight social demands” “do minimum legally required” “do minimum ethically required” “take leadership in social initiatives” level of commitment to CSR

governance… corporate self

examples… vers us

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