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Does Geographical Proximity Affect Corporate Social Responsibility? Evidence from U.S. Market

“…Henry Ford once quotes "A business that makes nothing but money is a poor kind of Business" (Wulfson, 2001), which shed light on something beyond economic, technical, or legal requirements. Specifically, the social responsibility concept expands corporate focus to societal matter.…”

Impact of Emotional Intelligence and Other Factors on Perception of Ethical Behavior of Peers

“…Large non-profit organizations like the Smithsonian Institute, United Way, and Red Cross have been investigated for financial irregularities or violation of ethics rules (Harned, 2008;Wulfson, 2001). The Olympics, often associated with high ideals and true sportsmanship, have been tarred with issues like alleged drug use by high-profile athletes and alleged bribes paid to secure Olympic venues.…”

Beyond the Game: Perceptions and Practices of Corporate Social Responsibility in the Professional Sport Industry

“…Many researchers have examined the topic as a broad area that encompasses several defined subareas such as legal, financial, ethical, and discretionary responsibility (Carroll, 1979;Heath and Ryan, 1989), while others use the term more loosely to refer to a general sense of ethics (Garriga and Melé, 2004;Joyner and Payne, 2002;Wulfson, 2001). Some examine CSR from the CEO's perspective and conclude that the CEO or other top managers' values are reflected through the company's socially responsible actions (Choi and Wang, 2007;Jones, 2007), while others see it as primarily a public relations or marketing function (Becker-Olsen et al, 2006;Chahal and Sharma, 2006;Clark, 2000).…”