Contemporary Issues in Corporate Social Responsibility.

By:

Turker, Duygu

Contributor(s): Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Lanham : Lexington Books, 2013.Description: 1 online resource (206 pages)Content type:

text

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computer

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online resource

ISBN:

9780739183748
0739183745

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Additional physical formats: Print version:: Contemporary Issues in Corporate Social Responsibility.DDC classification:

658.4/08

LOC classification:

HD60 .T87 2013eb

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Contents:

List of Figures; List of Tables; Acknowledgments; Preface; 1 What's in a Word?; 2 Corporate Governance and Stakeholder Management; 3 Corporate Social Responsibility in European Context; 4 Communicating Corporate Social Responsibility in a Skeptical World; 5 Management System Standards and Other Initiatives for CSR; 6 Sustainable Supply Chain Management; 7 Sustainability of CSR Projects in Times of Economic Crises; 8 The Role of Nongovermental Organizations in CSR; 9 Communicating Corporate Social Responsibility; 10 Developing a Social Responsibility Strategy; Index.

Summary: Contemporary Issues in Corporate Social Responsibility presents the significant roles that universities must embrace in order to reverse the damage wrought by two centuries of urbanization, industrialization, and population increase. While many institutions include a course on social responsibility, studies on the education of social responsibility show that there are no commonly accepted teaching methods or guiding curriculum of corporate social responsibility. This book brings together a common sense of understanding about CSR teaching of.

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Contemporary Issues in Corporate Social Responsibility presents the significant roles that universities must embrace in order to reverse the damage wrought by two centuries of urbanization, industrialization, and population increase. While many institutions include a course on social responsibility, studies on the education of social responsibility show that there are no commonly accepted teaching methods or guiding curriculum of corporate social responsibility. This book brings together a common sense of understanding about CSR teaching of.