Social Corporate responsibility: the cost of having a conscience?

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The Journal reflects again on the subject of Social Corporate Responsibility (SCR), understood as the incorporation of social and environmental issues in its operations on the part of the company, as well as the relations with people or groups with a stake in it. The interest in the topic is highlighted by two phenomena: globalization and the crisis of the Social State. The concept, lately linked to the term “stakeholders” is historically reviewed. The danger of turning social responsibility into a cliché is stressed, considering also the real efficacy of SCR. Furthermore, the lines or tasks that should be worked on in order to move forward in this topic are indicated. Finally, a new model of company is mentioned that responds to social reality in a globalised world. The Revista de Fomento Social backs this model that must be based on the principle of collaboration.

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redacción, C. de. (2006). Social Corporate responsibility: the cost of having a conscience?. Revista De Fomento Social, (244), 499–517. https://doi.org/10.32418/rfs.2006.244.2125
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