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Professor Dirk Matten explains corporate social responsibility, paying particular attention to how this idea has developed differently in European welfare states and in the United States. He discusses individual and collective social responsibility choices, highlights the Rana Plaza disaster, and predicts how business education and the business community will approach CSR in the future.
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Chapter 1: What Does Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) Mean to You? How Would You Define It for Anyone Who Has Not Encountered the Term?
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Chapter 2: Can You Tell Us About Some Famous, Foundational Instances of Corporate Social Responsibility?
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Chapter 3: How Did You Personally Become Interested in Corporate Social Responsibility?
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Chapter 4: Why Is It Important to Study the Ethics of Business?
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Chapter 5: Why Do Companies Enact CSR Policies?
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Chapter 6: What Are the Common Challenges Facing Organizations and Employees Relating to CSR?
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Chapter 7: What Do You See as the Big CSR or Ethics Stories of 2014?
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Chapter 8: How Has the Field of CSR Changed Over Time, and What Developments Do You Consider Most Significant?
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Chapter 9: What Are the Key Debates or Research Questions in the Field of CSR?
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Chapter 10: Can You Describe a Case Study From Your Research That Illustrates the Importance of Corporate Social Responsibility or Business Ethics?
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Chapter 11: What New Research Directions Do You Find Most Exciting, and Where Would You Like to Take Your Own Research?
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Chapter 12: How Do You Approach the Topic of CSR as a Teacher?
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Chapter 13: Which Key Thinkers in This Field Have Inspired You, and Whose Work Should Students Read to Motivate Them?
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Chapter 14: Where Do You See the Field of CSR Heading in the Next Several Years, and What Are Your Hopes for Its Future?
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