The Business Case for Corporate Social Responsibility

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The book explores the complex relationship between Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) and business interests, presenting both conceptual analysis and empirical research. It defines CSR as a multi-dimensional concept influenced by various stakeholders and contrasts it with normative discussions prevalent in Germany. By utilizing new data, the study investigates the financial impacts of corporate social performance (CSP) and addresses econometric challenges. While it finds instances where CSR aligns with economic goals, it ultimately questions the universality of the business case for CSR.