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  Amarendra Dhiraj    Group moderator

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  Significance of Corporate Social Responsibility - a cardinal or clinical approach

  The recent years we have seen a dramatic rise in interest in the social aspects of business activity. Initiatives by companies, governments and NGO's have all were the focus of researchers studying a range of business activities.
  
  Recent scientific reports relating commercial activity to climate change and global warming have served to keep the topic high on the agenda of policy makers and industry leaders alike.
  
  Equally, global corporate activity is blamed for exploitation in the developing world. This provides a rich area of research for those of us keen to see corporate responsibility as a meaningful concept, rather than merely a public relations exercise.
  
  Here at "Demand Driven Economics Group" we are inviting both empirical and theoretical views you want to share among us. You can also explain how “Significance of Corporate Social Responsibility” can be meaningful.
  This post was modified on 10 Mar 2007 at 10:07 pm.
  • 10 Mar 2007, 10:00 pm
  Amarendra Dhiraj wrote: > The recent years we have seen a dramatic rise in interest in the > social aspects of business activity. Initiatives by companies, > governments and NGO's have all were the focus of researchers studying > a range of business activities. > > Recent scientific reports relating commercial activity to climate > change and global warming have served to keep the topic high on the > agenda of policy makers and industry leaders alike. > > Equally, global corporate activity is blamed for exploitation in the > developing world. This provides a rich area of research for those of > us keen to see corporate responsibility as a meaningful concept, > rather than merely a public relations exercise. > > Here at "Demand Driven Economics Group" we are inviting both > empirical and theoretical views you want to share among us. You can > also explain how “Significance of Corporate Social Responsibility” > can be meaningful.