The Implementation Model of Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR): An Indonesian Perspective

Rumambi, Hedy D.; Kaligis, Stevie; Tangon, Joseph; Marentek, Susy A.

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“…According to Rumambi (2018), there are several things that must be considered by every company, including BUMN companies in implementing CSR, namely, the existence of motivation in the form of willingness or compliance to carry out CSR programs or wanting to have a positive image in the community. This motivation encourages companies to conceptualize their CSR.…”

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“…CSR policy is very important to implementation because according to Mapfre (2018) its definition of social responsibility as a "voluntary and strategic commitment that entails trying to achieve business targets while complying strictly with its legal and contractual obligations, applying criteria of equity and stability to relationships with its stakeholders, thus contributing to meeting the current and future needs of society. Rumambi (2018) state that company's CSR policy is very important to to implementation in various implementation activities. Ambani (2018) said CSR policies in the field of disasters can be carried out by companies.…”

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Policy Model Corporate Social Responsibility during The Covid-19 Pandemic: (Empirical Finding of State Own Enterprises in North Sumatra Province, Indonesia)

Kholis¹,

Lukitaningsih

Lubis

2021

economit

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This study aims to examine the company's Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) fund management policy model, namely both internal factors and external factors. The test was carried out on State Owned Enterprise in North Sumatra Province, Indonesia during the Covid 19 pandemic so that it could be seen what CSR policies were taken by companies in helping the government funding with the Covid 19 pandemic in Indonesian. The sample are 48 state-owned enterprise in this province. The data collection technique is distributing questionnaires through google form, email and other social media. Based on stakeholder theory and corporate social responsibility concept, two variables that influence the company's CSR policies are tested, namely Internal factors with indicators of planning strategies and human corporate culture while External factors support government and public pressure. The novelty of this research is disaster contingency as part of variable Which have effect to CSR Policy. Its means disaster contingency can become important thing to support CSR policy. The results of hypothesis testing with multiple regression indicate that CSR policies are significantly influenced by both internal and external variables. The limitation of the study is that the sample is only one province with small amount of sample and is recommended for a wider research area. The implication of the research is that the government should issue regulations to regulate CSR activities, especially those oriented to handling Covid 19 so that CSR can be more useful.

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Section: Introductionmentioning

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Policy Model Corporate Social Responsibility during The Covid-19 Pandemic: (Empirical Finding of State Own Enterprises in North Sumatra Province, Indonesia)

Kholis¹,

Lukitaningsih

Lubis

2021

economit

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“…The association between spirituality and CSR has been examined extensively (Mir & Sair, 2014;Rumambi et al, 2014). The reason why individual spirituality can influence how organizations take social responsibility needs to be attributed to spiritual leaders (Rahmawati et al, 2019).…”

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“…In addition, recent research examining the link between spirituality and CSR has also considered taking religiosity as background. For example, Rumambi et al (2014) discovered that Christian managers are more likely to act positively toward social responsibility as a reflection of man's love for others and society. In conclusion, most existent literature addressed the issue of how spirituality might affect the implementation of CSR initiatives and practices at the organizational level.…”

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How spirituality affects individuals’ attitudes towards corporate social responsibility: a moderated mediation model

Huang,

Chen,

Hussain

et al. 2024

Humanit Soc Sci Commun

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Research on individuals’ attitudes toward corporate social responsibility (CSR) from a micro level has increasingly emerged in recent years, yet the role of spiritual values and principles has been ignored as its antecedents in extant literature. To fill the research gap, we examine the relationship between spirituality and individual CSR attitudes and further analyze this relationship by revealing the mediating role of idealism and the moderating role of relativism. Data were gathered from a two-wave survey conducted in Pakistan and 147 questionnaires were collected. The results indicate that spirituality is positively related to CSR attitudes, and this relationship is mediated by idealism. Relativism strengthens not only the positive relationship between spirituality and idealism but also the indirect relationship between spirituality and CSR attitudes via idealism. The findings contribute to the research on the micro-foundations of CSR by taking spirituality into account. Theoretical and practical implications for future research are also discussed.

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“…It should benefit people. To do so, it serves the community by generating high-quality products that focus on consumers' needs (Rumambi, 2016). CSR fits into the perspective that can be called "the humanistic idea of running a business".…”

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2022

SPSUTOM

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The aim of the study is to indicate the essence of copyright in the context of what was, is, and may be. Drawing attention to the changing reality, the expansion of artificial intelligence as a potential author of a given work, who as the creator will be entitled to legal protection. If we assume that a snail and cancer can be a fish, a carrot can be a fruit, and a machine cannot be an inventor because it is just a tool, then what is copyright in human life? What is the difference between artificial intelligence in copyright law and the natural intelligence of a given author -creator, if both are intelligent creations? Why is there talk of a higher than natural intelligence in a situation in which it is not so much about something completely new and from the beginning, but about something that is simply better, faster, more accurate and more efficient in some respects than an intelligent man, whom this thing does not replace, but only helps. Design/methodology/approach: The research method used in this article is the analysis of legal sources, scientific studies of interdisciplinary scope, supplemented by interviews, observations and experience of the author. The research procedure included the analysis of information sources, a review of Polish and foreign literature, an analysis of legal acts, a method of analysis and synthesis, a case study and logical deductive reasoning in the timespace of yesterdaytodaytomorrow. Findings: For centuries, man has wanted to be better, to overcome basically everything, including Nature, to create something that could have existed so far without his participation or with his indirect participation. The emergence of concepts related to artificial intelligence only seemingly suggests a desire to take control of man. Man is a realistic, rich structure composed of soul and body, which artificial intelligence does not have. Who will be the creator and who will be entitled to the rights and how they will be protected when the object of protection becomes the product of artificial intelligence. Thanks to the algorithms used, an artificial intellectual creator is able to quickly assimilate many things, but first he must know what.Here we come to a very important issuewho should "feed" artificial intelligence data so that the so-called biased algorithms are not created. At the moment, attributing copyright to machines and devices and granting them legal protection as a creator seems to be an action incompatible with the natural protection of man as a creator.Research limitations/implications: The limitations of the results obtained may result from a limited research sample, including textual sample. They may result from too innovative invention of comprehensive use of artificial intelligence, which in the case of copyright is attributed to man. The trick is to come up with an innovative solution and construct some 8 M. Boczek unprecedented thing, but the success of this mainly depends on their widespread use. In many areas, artificial intelligence is to be used on the march, it will be m...

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The Implementation Model of Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR): An Indonesian Perspective

Cited by 6 publications

References 5 publications

Policy Model Corporate Social Responsibility during The Covid-19 Pandemic: (Empirical Finding of State Own Enterprises in North Sumatra Province, Indonesia)

Policy Model Corporate Social Responsibility during The Covid-19 Pandemic: (Empirical Finding of State Own Enterprises in North Sumatra Province, Indonesia)

How spirituality affects individuals’ attitudes towards corporate social responsibility: a moderated mediation model

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