Sense and sensitivity: the roles of organisation and stakeholders in managing corporate social responsibility

Article Abstract:

Methods of fulfiling corporate social responsibility are described, with emphasis on need for collective decision making after identification and classification of social issues and responsibilities.

Management Development, Social aspects, Decision-making, Decision making

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Corporate social responsibility: making sense through thinking and acting

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Perception of business enterprises about corporate social responsibility is discussed. Methods adopted by businesses for fulfiling social responsibilities are described.

Financial management, Investor relations, Corporate social responsibility

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Triple bottom-line reporting as social grammar: integrating corporate social responsibility and corporate codes of conduct

Article Abstract:

Need for establishment of balance between corporate social responsibility and practice of business ethics, based on King report on corporate governance, is discussed.

Business Ethics

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