Evolution of Corporate Social Responsibility Applied to the Concept of Sustainable Development

Yevdokimova, Maria; Zamlynskyi, Victor; Minakova, Svetlana; Бірюк, Олена Григорівна; Ilina, Olena

doi:10.9770/jssi.2019.8.3(14)

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“…A study conducted by the authors revealed that more attention should be paid to increasing the value of CSR and creating favorable conditions for businesses to invest socially. Most effectively, these tasks can be solved taking into account three principles, such as ensuring CSR voluntariness, development of CSR within the framework of sustainable development [18] and taking into account regional features. Companies can also contribute to the development of the CSR institute by combining their projects into a comprehensive CSR practice.…”

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National Models of Corporate Social Responsibility: Comparative Analysis

Pustokhin¹,

Pustokhina²

2020

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The article is devoted to one of the most discussed topics of our time – corporate social responsibility (hereinafter – CSR). Discussions about the functions of business, its role in the development of society have been going on for several decades and do not lose their relevance to this day. Moreover, the implementation of CSR involves going beyond the statutory standards of business conduct. Companies strive to establish relations with the society and invest in its development, to strengthen its reputation, to harmonize the so-called «habitat». However, socially responsible behavior involves diverting part of the financial resources to solve tasks that are not directly related to making a profit. Striving for prosperity in the long term encourages companies to find a balance between the need to invest in the social sphere and possible economic results. Aware of the fact that CSR can be not just a «gesture of goodwill», but also a serious tool for competition, companies actively include its principles in corporate strategy. One can say with confidence that CSR today is a global phenomenon, a practice that is being introduced in countries with different levels of political and social development. Within the framework of this paper, the concept of the national CSR model is revealed. The article provides a comparative analysis of the national models of CSR developed in Western countries. Their main similarities and differences are determined. Based on the results of the comparative analysis, the authors propose recommendations on the formation of the Russian CSR model for state structures, the private sector, the media, the society as a whole.

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“…According to an international survey of 30,000 people conducted by Neilsen in 60 countries in 2014, on average 55% of consumers are willing to pay more for products and services provided by socially responsible companies 18 . And this share increases.…”

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National Models of Corporate Social Responsibility: Comparative Analysis

Pustokhin¹,

Pustokhina²

2020

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“…CSR is the practice by which a business, no matter its size or number of employees, views itself as a member of society with certain implicit social obligations regarding environmental considerations and issues [13]. Several scholars have offered some classifications of the concept based on the chronological development of CSR and have summarized the evolution of cooperation phenomena between businesses [14].…”

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“…Yevdokimova [14] shares and reinforces the CSR concept from the viewpoint of four categories of cooperation phenomena between business and society developed by Garriga and Mele [15]. The first category includes instrumental theories, whereby economic goals are achieved through social activities assuming that enterprises are instruments for wealth creation.…”

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Measuring Territorial Social Responsibility and Sustainability Using the EFQM Excellence Model

2021

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Sustainability and social responsibility are goals that are currently aimed for by companies, entities and institutions as well as national and international agendas. In a globalized and highly connected world, the achievement of both goals must be pursued. This means more than mere compliance with agendas approved by national and international agencies; it means that all of these entities, each in their own field and area of responsibility, become co-responsible for their own social, environmental and economic situation. Because of this co-responsibility, their decisions and activities must contribute to the deployment of a jointly responsible and sustainable model of innovation, development and social transformation. In this context, this article aims to propose a model based on the principles of total quality management that will make it possible to explore the degree of territorial social responsibility and sustainability linked to the companies and institutions of a territory. The validity of this model is based on the application of the model of the European Foundation for Quality Management (EFQM) and its applicability to all types of organizations. The empirical validation was carried out in the specific region of Girona (Spain) with the participation of the University Social Responsibility (USR) Chair of the University of Girona (UdG).

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“…Moreover, it is required that the sustainable development strategy would be correlated with the entity's activities and be capable to adapt to the constantly changing environment [2]. This is possible only if the entity's approach is responsible and takes into account the potential risks that may influence its strategy [9].…”

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Impact of Non-Financial Information on Sustainable Reporting of Organisations’ Performance: Case Study on the Companies Listed on the Bucharest Stock Exchange

Man

Bogeanu-Popa

2020

Sustainability

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The influences resulted from the strategy of sustainable development of a country represents a challenge for both the research and all those interested. This paper researches how the non-financial information is relevant in reflecting the sustainability of Romanian economic entities’ performances. In this context, reference is made to the Bucharest Stock Exchange (BVB) and to the extent that the economic entities listed at the stock exchange draft sustainable reports in compliance with the international reporting requirements. The hypotheses formulated are related to the specific characteristics of the economic entities listed on the BVB. The research was done on a sample consisting of all economic entities contained by the International Reporting System of Issuers (IRIS) platform of the BVB, the sustainable reporting was analysed through the Pearson correlation coefficient and the ANOVA test. Following the research, results were obtained that made it possible to validate/invalidate the hypotheses. One of the specific characteristics that has been noted refers to the size of the economic entity; this has been shown to influence the extent to which the sustainable report drafted complies with the requirements of the international reporting frame.

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Evolution of Corporate Social Responsibility Applied to the Concept of Sustainable Development

Cited by 15 publications

References 33 publications

National Models of Corporate Social Responsibility: Comparative Analysis

National Models of Corporate Social Responsibility: Comparative Analysis

Measuring Territorial Social Responsibility and Sustainability Using the EFQM Excellence Model

Impact of Non-Financial Information on Sustainable Reporting of Organisations’ Performance: Case Study on the Companies Listed on the Bucharest Stock Exchange

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