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Subject: Law and Political Science Economy and BusinessCorporate Social Responsibility
Corporate social responsibility (CSR) is understood as the voluntary commitment of enterprises and organizations to act through ethical and transparent practices, beyond legal obligations. These enterprises and organizations incorporate the social, environmental and economic dimensions into their strategy and activities.
What is CSR?
Some definitions of what corporate social responsibility is and is not.
Corporate social responsibility (CSR) on Wikipedia. It contains the definition, history, related standards and links on the subject.
Explanation of the concept of corporate social responsibility (CSR) on the website Forética. Explanation, chronology and links to national and international initiatives.
Explanation on the website of the Ministry for Business and Labour of the Catalan government (Generalitat de Catalunya). Explanation, background, framework of reference, how it is implemented and the benefits it provides.
A massive open online course (MOOC) from UNED on the key aspects and tools for incorporating socially responsible practices at SMEs and large corporations.
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Albert Cervera
Operative subgroup: Librarian for Economics and Business, vocational training and advanced-level training courses for professionals Operative group: Library for Learning