Professionals´ Perspectives of Corporate Social Responsibility

Professionals´ Perspectives of Corporate Social Responsibility

von: Samuel O. Idowu, Walter Leal Filho

Springer-Verlag, 2009

ISBN: 9783642026300 , 445 Seiten

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Professionals´ Perspectives of Corporate Social Responsibility


 

Since the general acceptance of the field of corporate social responsibility worldwide, corporate entities and those who act for them either as executives or 'ordinary' employees are expected to be socially responsible. Being socially responsible has a number of quantifiable and unquantifiable benefits for the entity and its stakeholders. It improves the entity's bottom line results, protects jobs, and is also better for the environment. As such, it makes good sense for professionals and those that they interact with as colleagues, suppliers of goods and services, lenders etc to want to take the issue of CSR seriously. This perhaps explains why this book has chosen to explore how 19 professions across the world have integrated and continue to impress upon their staff the importance of CSR in their operational activities. We are constantly reminded that our world's natural resources are exhaustible; we can therefore no longer live for today alone if we do not want to cause substantial problems for future generations.