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Corporate Social Responsibility

An exploration of corporate social responsibility principles, focusing on how businesses can contribute to society.

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Corporate Social ResponsibilityIn recent years, corporate social responsibility (CSR) has become a key business process formany organizations. It goes beyond the traditional view of profit maximization to includebroader societal concerns. Using Disney’s CSR initiatives from 2010-2011 as a case study,evaluate the impact of CSR on long-term business performance. In your answer, discuss both thepositive and negative aspects of CSR, the role of ethical decision-making in CSR strategies, andhow CSR can affect the company’s reputation and its relationship with stakeholders.Word Count Requirement: 1500-2000 words

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University
Southern New Hampshire University
Course
CSR 610
Subject
Business Management

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