Is corporate social responsibility always a function of good management?

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Soylu, S. and Azizzadeh, S. 2018. Is corporate social responsibility always a function of good management? Academy of Management Annual Meeting 2018. Chicago, Illinois, USA 10 - 14 Aug 2018 Academy of Management (AOM). pp. 11219 https://doi.org/10.5465/AMBPP.2018.11219abstract
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TitleIs corporate social responsibility always a function of good management?
AuthorsSoylu, S. and Azizzadeh, S.
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The debate on the relationship between business and society is an issue of practical importance and theoretical interest. This paper discusses the perspectives on the social responsibilities of organisations to indicate the diversity of approaches to the legitimacy and the boundaries of corporate social responsibility (CSR) practices. Classical Theories of Social Responsibility, The Stakeholder Theory, The Social Demandingness Theory, and The Social Activist Theory are critiqued. Finally, major arguments behind the social responsibility theories are discussed and an ethical relativism framework is proposed to assess the morality and the legitimacy of CSR practices. Keywords: Corporate social responsibility; philantrophy; relativism; management; stakeholder

ConferenceAcademy of Management Annual Meeting 2018
Page range11219
PublisherAcademy of Management (AOM)
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Online09 Jul 2018
Print01 Aug 2018
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Deposited29 Nov 2018
Accepted01 Apr 2018
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Academy of Management Proceedings, Vol. 2018, No. 1
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Electronic: 2151-6561
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