CSR - IB context Flashcards
what is the idea of CSR?
this is the notion that large corporations have an obligation for their economic impact but also social and environmental responsibility.
other terms for CSR?
- triple-bottom line
- sustainable development
- corporate citizenship
agent-principle relation includes which people?
-shareholders - corporations - board of directors - senior managers
what is the case against csr?
- agent-principle relationship
- csr is theft, reduces profit
- role specialisation (not social experts)
- corporate cannot assume moral responsibility.
moral argument?
- moral agency
- shareholders theory = they should embody their values its apart of societies obligations
- powerful and economic institutions
- pack back for social costs
why should business want CSR?
- brand value and reputation
- reduce risk and management
- employee’s and future workforce
- organisational growth
- business opportunity
- responsible leadership
- macro-level sustainable
what does ethnocentrism mean?
- the values, beliefs and activities of ones own country is much better than those of another nationality/country.
what does cultural relativism mean?
individuals beliefs and activities should be understood by others from the perspective of someone with different beliefs.
what was Donaldson (1989) codes of conduct?
- physical security
- freedom and physical activity
- fair trial
- no torture or education
- education
- political systems and freedom of speech.
what a push factors of child labour?
- family breakdown
- poverty
- lack of educational opportunities
- cultural practices
pull factors of child labour?
- cheap labour
- poor inadequate legislation
- obedient
- nimble fingers.
what is business intervention?
- social entrepreneurs who establish social enterprise to address world problems.
what is creative capitalism?
doing right by doing good.