Corporate Social (IR)Responsibility in Brazil: Companies, Power and Ties Intertwined

Costa, Maria Alice Nunes; Bravo, Lucía Fernández; Borin, Elaine Cavalcante Peixoto; Filho, José Eduardo Pereira

doi:10.1108/s2043-052320170000011014

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“…The practice of corporate social responsibility is based on a culture of differentiation, justice and community transparency, which includes concern for workers, suppliers, government and organizations linked to the company's organizational system. The author presents the example of Banzo Mexicano, which provides educational services to citizens as a measure of social responsibility involving students and teachers committed to improving the quality of education (Costa et al, 2017;Cordova-Buiza at al., 2022b).…”

Section: Influence Of Organizational Culture On Corporate Social Resp...mentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Because they are more attractive to customers, employees and investors. It can also become a strategic resource for the survival of public and private organizations and become a social good (Costa et al, 2017;Gonzáles, 2014).…”

Section: Labor Environmentmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…The definition presented by Grijalva and Fernandez (2020), mentions that corporate social responsibility as the grouping of thoughts and precepts that link ethical and legal principles that impact the agents participating in the organizational sphere; in the same way Mellado (2013) states that it consists of transparent practices before the community, workers and the environment. Costa et al (2017) argue that over time, companies acquire a welfare for building in their environment, expanding their business without negative impact on the political environment and that is why more and more companies join the social responsibility program. Nowadays, businesses are facing demanding consumers.…”

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Corporate Social Responsibility Latin America: A Systematic Review and Future Research Agenda

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Farro-Portocarrero,

Fernandez-Hurtado

et al. 2023

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This research topic studies the main implications and approaches of social responsibility in Latin American companies, and becomes a topic of great importance due to the need of many organizations to transcend and differentiate themselves with their target audience, promoting inclusive and sustainable growth, managed by policies that promote welfare and development. The databases used for this systematic review were Dialnet, Scielo, Redalyc and Scopus, using information from 2012 to 2022; likewise, the method used was the search of empirical literature with the analysis of descriptive designs and quantitative and qualitative methodological approaches. On the other hand, the country with the highest number of studies on the subject was Mexico with 24%, followed by Colombia with 20%; likewise, descriptive and explanatory studies of quantitative type are addressed; and among the populations with the highest study implication are companies in the commercial and productive area. Finally, the objective of this study is to determine the factors that induce Latin American companies to apply corporate social responsibility; one such factor being environmental leadership, as the main finding, which seeks to maintain standards of image and acceptance in the market that differentiate it from the competition; the next factor is ethical labor actions, which ensure a fair internal system in relation to its stakeholders, who are the heart of the operation of its business; and finally, maintaining a successful corporate philanthropy, which strengthens human relations and creates awareness of respect and quality in the organizations. The contribution of this research will allow future research to know the repercussions of corporate social responsibility practices and how these factors influence the creation of a competitive image valued by the market.

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Section: Influence Of Organizational Culture On Corporate Social Resp...mentioning

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Section: Labor Environmentmentioning

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“…As investigações da Operação Lava Jato (2014)(2015)(2016)(2017)(2018)(2019)(2020)(2021) pela Polícia Federal e pelo Ministério Público Federal têm revelado o maior esquema de corrupção já registrado em toda a história do país (Costa, Bravo, Borin, & Filho, 2017;Medeirosa & Silveira, 2017). A Operação Lava Jato tem ganhado apoio da sociedade num renascimento da ética do serviço público, com valores associados à justiça e à luta por um serviço público idôneo e eficiente.…”

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Relação Dos Efeitos Perceptivos Da Corrupção

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Barbosa

Assis

et al. 2021

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O artigo tem como objetivo fornecer evidências empíricas da relação da corrupção nas instituições públicas do país e seus efeitos na imagem e na qualidade percebida do aparato público. Através de uma análise multivariada com 626 respondentes, o modelo conceitual é testado. Como esperado, a corrupção não é um ato consuetudinário, é perverso e não traz efeitos positivos para o país, comprometendo a reputação, a competência e, principalmente, acarretando a perda da confiança na democracia, o desinteresse pela política e a desconfiança em relação às instituições públicas. Nossos resultados sugerem que a corrupção é fenômeno multidimensional com efeitos generalizados e diversos provocando resultados controversos. Uma melhor compreensão da percepção dos efeitos colaterais da corrupção é obtida quando a corrupção é empregada como variável de moderação. Os resultados revelam um efeito negativo potencial na legitimidade democrática. Nosso estudo contribui para a expansão da literatura sobre corrupção versus qualidade e imagem das instituições públicas do país. Concluímos com uma discussão sobre as implicações práticas relacionadas às nossas descobertas.

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‘For the game, for the world’: An analysis of FIFA’s CSR initiatives

Woods

Stokes

2019

Public Relations Inquiry

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Given the significant and often negative impacts of sport mega-events on host nations, including high costs and lingering environmental challenges, many event organizers, such as the Fédération Internationale de Football Association (FIFA), began implementing corporate social responsibility (CSR) initiatives to generate positive effects while lessening negative perceptions. Despite the growing body of literature examining the practice of sport CSR, research on how global governing sport agencies implement and adapt these programs to reflect the culture of the host is lacking. This study begins to address this gap by exploring how FIFA tailored its CSR initiatives for the 2010 World Cup in South Africa and 2014 event in Brazil. Engaging in CSR is already a daunting task. For FIFA, this challenge was compounded because of the host nations' complex social, political, and economic concerns, along with skepticism surrounding FIFA's efforts because of its history of corruption, which recently culminated in an organizational scandal that prompted arrests of high-ranking officials and temporary banishment of its former president. To better investigate CSR using a critical lens, we draw from interdisciplinary research and employ a multi-case study approach to analyze FIFA's CSR initiatives, arguing that these efforts largely failed to reflect cultural considerations, providing little benefit to Brazilians and South Africans. In doing so, we build upon Zaharna's in-awareness approach to public relations by merging it with critical CSR research, demonstrating the need for sponsoring organizations to follow an in-awareness approach when practicing international CSR while also adopting

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Corporate Social (IR)Responsibility in Brazil: Companies, Power and Ties Intertwined

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Corporate Social Responsibility Latin America: A Systematic Review and Future Research Agenda

Corporate Social Responsibility Latin America: A Systematic Review and Future Research Agenda

Relação Dos Efeitos Perceptivos Da Corrupção

‘For the game, for the world’: An analysis of FIFA’s CSR initiatives

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