This textbook outlines the need to develop a CRS related company purpose and strategy for a company. This text provides information on conducting a SWOT analysis, evaluating supply chain and procurement systems, and adopting a supplier code of conduct. Stakeholder considerations are examined.

This encyclopedia is an easy-to-use reference guide to CSR, providing information on general concepts as well as special topics. Includes guidelines, codes, and principles to standards and agreements.

This volume, intended for corporate managers and executives, focuses on the history and development of social responsibility in business, and examines legal, ethical, and philanthropic considerations. Includes a social audit and case studies. The text provides an extensive history on CSR.

This book is a concise and authoritative reference work and dictionary in the field of CSR, sustainability, business ethics and corporate governance. It provides reliable definitions to more than 600 terms and concepts. This dictionary helps to identify keynotes on international guidelines, codes and principles relevant to CSR.

This encyclopedia provides definitions and explanations of the key terms of CSR.

This Handbook explores the complex relationship between marketing and social responsibility, with a focus on marketing as a driver for CSR initiatives. The text examines marketing strategy, consumer behavior, global issues, and public policy.

This text focuses on different aspects of managing CSR in action to capture differences between discourse and practice. By examining the question from three angles - talking about CSR, doing CSR and measuring CSR - the authors attempt to make sense of the difference between practice and reality. This volume considers ways to overcome the difficulties that arise around CSR in action.

This volume reviews the processes to measure sustainable production. It includes metrics developed by business, trade unions, academics, NGOs, and the OECD and IEA. These measurement approaches cover the "triple bottom line" (economic, environmental and social dimensions) of industrial sustainability. Connect to online resource. http://www.sourceoecd.org/9264044124

This text provides historical context regarding the academic research of CSR. It discusses the theories and debates surrounding CSR.

This SAGE Encyclopedia includes seven volumes, with more than 1,200 signed entries by significant figures in the field. There are cross-references and suggestions for further readings to guide researchers to in-depth resources. This reference includes current topics, such as mass social media, accounting, discrimination, environmental concerns, management, ethical issues, and dangerous work environments.

This chapter presents the Friedman Doctrine or Shareholder Theory approach to corporate social responsibility. Friedman argues that the social responsibility of a business is to use its resources to increase profits.

Each chapter in this text provides a step in the process of creating a sustainability plan and report. This book provides background reading and exercises for each task. It includes information on establishing a business case for sustainability, choosing a framework, conducting an impacts assessment, and identifying metrics to measure success.

This handbook provides practical checklists for the effective management of sustainability action plans, including building, landscaping, and transportation, materials and waste, and energy initiatives. The text provides a series of checklists, audits, and plans to achieve green initiatives. The handbook discusses communication, management planning, corporate policies, stakeholders, and social accountability.