In this volume, the authors focus on different aspects of managing CSR in action to capture differences between discourse and practice. By examining the question from three angles - talking about CSR, doing CSR and measuring CSR - they attempt to make sense of the difference between practice and rea
Ethics, Psyche and Social Responsibility (Corporate Social Responsibility Series)
β Scribed by Ana Maria Davila Gomez, David Crowther
- Publisher
- Ashgate Publishing
- Year
- 2007
- Tongue
- English
- Leaves
- 173
- Series
- Corporate Social Responsibility Series
- Category
- Library
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β¦ Synopsis
This important volume considers the psychological aspects of organizational life, particularly in the context of firms' ethical behaviour and its implications for corporate social responsibility. The authors consider the effects of corporate activity and change on individuals, not just in their working lives, but also in their family and social lives.
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