Efnisyfirlit

• Cover
• halftitle
• Title Page
• Copyright
• preface
• Acknowledgements
• Detailed contents
• List of Figures
• List of Tables
• List of Boxes
• List of Snapshots
• List of Case Studies
• List of Abbreviations
• How to use this Book
• How to use the Online Resources
• Part 1 The meaning and origins of corporate social responsibility
  • 1 Introducing corporate social responsibility
    • Why CSR?
    • Definitions of CSR
    • Corporate governance
    • A framework for understanding CSR
    • Values motivation
    • Limitations of CSR frameworks
  • 2 The origins of corporate social responsibility
    • Introduction
    • Three eras of responsibility
    • Theories of CSR
  • 3 Sustainable development
    • Introduction
    • Meanings of ‘sustainability’ and ‘sustainable development’
    • Climate change and global warming—a case of business and sustainable development
    • The challenge to business
    • Capital markets and sustainable development
    • Signals to the market
    • Rewarding financial intermediaries
  • 4 Corporate social responsibility in developing economies
    • Introduction
    • Development agent or development tool?
    • A brief history of business as development agent
    • Theories of development
    • The business–poverty framework
    • Business as a cause of poverty
    • Business as poverty’s victim
    • Business as a solution
    • Assessing the business response
  • 5 Globalization and corporate social responsibility
    • Globalization and CSR
    • The meaning of ‘globalization’
    • Influence of globalization on business
    • CSR as a response to globalization
    • Unmet challenges
• Part 2 Managing and implementing corporate social responsibility
  • 6 How corporate social responsibility is managed
    • Understanding what companies want from CSR
    • Qualities of good CSR management
    • Structuring the CSR function
    • CSR as strategy
    • The business case for CSR
  • 7 Corporate social responsibility and governance
    • Introduction
    • Theories of corporate governance
    • The ‘drivers’ of corporate governance reform
    • The development of the UK corporate governance framework
    • International developments in corporate governance
    • Commentary from a CSR perspective
  • 8 Corporate social responsibility reporting
    • What is CSR reporting?
    • The nature of CSR reporting
    • The challenges of CSR reporting
    • The emergence of CSR reporting
    • The upsurge in CSR reporting since the early 1990s
    • Researching the practice of CSR reporting—KPMG surveys
    • Conventional financial reporting and CSR reporting
    • Reporting issues for corporate management
  • 9 Stakeholder management and engagement
    • Meaning and origins of stakeholder
    • CSR standards
    • Stakeholder consensus: deviance and uniformity
    • Government and governance
  • 10 Socially responsible investment
    • The problems of mainstream investment
    • The origins and development of SRI
    • Sustainable investing
    • Types of SRI analysis and practice
    • Engagement
    • Other SRI approaches
    • SRI performance
    • SRI index performance
    • SRI fund performance
    • Market growth
    • Trends in SRI
  • 11 Corporate social responsibility in smaller enterprises
    • The small business ‘problem’
    • The meaning and significance of smaller business
    • Local, national, and regional differences between SMEs
    • SMEs as society members
    • SME perspectives on CSR
    • Responsibility issues for SMEs
    • SMEs and CSR management
    • Social enterprise
    • Meanings of social enterprise
    • Why now?
• Part 3 Impact, critics, and future of corporate social responsibility
  • 12 The impact of corporate social responsibility
    • Understanding impact
    • Different dimensions of the impact of CSR
    • The challenges of determining impact
  • 13 Criticisms of corporate social responsibility
    • Introducing critiques of CSR
    • ‘CSR is anti-business’
    • ‘CSR is pro-business’
    • ‘The scope of CSR is too narrow’
    • ‘CSR fails to achieve its goals’
  • 14 The future of corporate social responsibility
    • How business is changing
    • Are we seeing genuine change?
• Appendix
• Glossary
• Bibliography
• Index

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