A framework for analyzing Corporate Social Responsibility

Journal of Business Ethics · 1986 · Volume 5 · Issue 1

Abstract

It became obvious in classroom case discussions in a required MBA course, Corporate Social Responsibility and Business Ethics, that subjective opinion often prohibited complete and thorough case analyses. Over a two-year period an attempt was made to identify the parameters of situations involving corporate social responsibility in order to develop a methodology which would facilitate classroom learning. The model described in the following manuscript is the result of these efforts.

Keywords

Economic Growth, Corporate Social Responsibility, Business Ethic, Social Responsibility, Case Analysis

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