Corporate Social Responsibility in Russia: The Need to Establish the Concept

Bryleva, Elena A.

doi:10.18572/2071-1166-2020-4-28-31

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“…If we turn to the interpretation of the concept of "corporate social responsibility," then there is no single approach. Western European countries hold the view that corporate social responsibility is the responsibility of enterprises for their impact on society [1], and in the United States it is "such doing business that meets or even exceeds ethical, legislative and public expectations" [2]. In Russia, this phenomenon is just beginning to develop and is gaining special popularity in large companies, for which corporate social responsibility becomes an important element of doing business.…”

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Corporate Social Responsibility as a Tool for Sustainable Development

Minnegaliyeva¹,

Elfimova²,

Goloviznin³

et al. 2021

Proceedings of the Second Conference on Sustainable Development: Industrial Future of Territories (IFT 2021)

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The article considers corporate social responsibility as an instrument of sustainable development. The authors disclose the concept of corporate social responsibility, describe in detail its main areas. The main causes of accidents at work are analyzed, with statistics on the emerging downward trend of victims. Particular attention is paid to the legislation of the Russian Federation, which is in the process of forming certain directions of sustainable development. The problem of discrimination against the rights of workers is revealed and a comprehensive approach is proposed to address this issue. Finally, the conclusion that sustainable development is directly dependent on corporate social responsibility is justified.

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confidence: 99%