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Corporate social responsibility - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Corporate social responsibility (CSR), also known as corporate responsibility , corporate citizenship , responsible business , sustainable responsible business (SRB) , or corporate social pe...
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It is a recently-developed view that companies have a responsibility to integrate with the local community and to contribute to it in a wide variety of ways.
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The concept of social responsibility must start from a broad base: A code of land use must restrict the proprieter's usufructuary rights to ecologically and socially sustainable levels. Private interests involving resources belonging to the community may not be pursued without limitation.
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It's a great acquisition tool for Amex and another nugget to add to their corporate social responsibility bag of good deeds. ... Not very web 2.0/social media if you consider there is no blog or mecanism to stimulate a conversation - what next? Disappointing really. I tried to find out who at American Express was running...
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BBC (British Broadcasting Corporation) have placed the Corporate Social Responsibility concept into practice and shown that it works. These companies take the concept very seriously because they want to regain and maintain their publics trust and support towards them.
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Using Alien Tort Claims Act suits against multinational corporations as an immediate context for discussion, this article explores the emerging field of corporate social responsibility.
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