Phenomenon of corporate social responsibility in the West
Sociology
Keywords:
social responsibility, corporate citizenship, accumulation mode, legitimation, ethicsAbstract
The origins of corporate social responsibility (CSR) are investigated. The author analyzes the key theories of social responsibility of business and approaches toward integration of CSR into management processes and criticism of the phenomenon of CSR in terms of neo-Marxism.References
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