THE CASE FOR CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY
Journal of Business StrategyPublished 1 April 1983
Henry Mintzberg
Citations433
SJR quartileQ1
SJR score0.91
SNIP1.07
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Abstract
In an economy of giant, divisionalized corporations, corporate social responsibility is almost impossible to achieve. Yet, the author contends, corporations must achieve it if our society and economy are to continue and to flourish.
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