Pentru familiarizare, despre “Indicators, Measurements Reporting and Benchmarking” in ceea ce priveste CSR, click aici
O referinta bibliografica “decenta” cu privire la CSR, ar fi urmatoarea:
| Measurement of corporate social responsibility | ||
| Author: | Michael Hopkins  |
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| Address: | MHC International Ltd., CP22, 1211 Geneva 7, Switzerland | |
| Journal: | International Journal of Management and Decision Making 2005 – Vol. 6, No.3/4 pp. 213 – 231 | |
| Abstract: | This paper defines corporate social responsibility (CSR) and sets up a framework to measure it. To date, the measurement systems used and the various concepts of CSR have no systematic basis. Indicators seem to be chosen on the whim of the moment. However, at least some data now exist to measure progress on social aspects of corporate behaviour. In fact, it is even possible to use some of the available data that companies now make available in order to hazard a guess at to whether CSR is getting better or worse. Yet, the power of the ”average” seems to hide a variety of sins, as seen in the short review and comparison of how CSR is measured in six well-known measurement frameworks |
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October 17, 2009 at 10:26 pm
Thanks for the good post! I wonder if JPMorgan and Goldman Sachs “relativize” the CSR field (by their continued bonuses and risk-taking after the bailout). I just posted on that, in case you are interested.
October 18, 2009 at 9:50 pm
In a perfect world, CSR should make the difference. If you coul provide some information on the issue, or something you consider proper for understanding the filed, it would be great.