Corporate Social Responsibility Boundaries

Proceedings of the International Association for Business and Society 19:318-328 (2008)
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Abstract

Companies face a dilemma between what society as a whole demands and the necessity of being economically efficient and creating value for all stakeholders. Why some companies take it upon themselves to be socially responsible while others not? I argue that companies act in a socially responsible way when social necessity is combined with a global low reputation. This paper provides a theoretical insight into reflection on the roles of companies within a society

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