Corporate social responsibility: comprehensive analysis

Endovitsky, D. А.; Nikitina, Larisa M.; Борзаков, Д. В.

doi:10.24115/s2446-6220202173a1394p.212-225

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“…According to Chaffee (2017), the study acknowledges that the social aspect of corporate behavior can be traced back to ancient Roman Laws and persisted throughout the Middle Ages, influenced by the English Crown. Eventually, this concept was transferred to the American colonies, where corporations assumed a certain degree of social responsibility.…”

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A Descriptive Analysis of Corporate Social Responsibility Research: Evidence from Malaysia

Mansor,

Ahmad,

Ali

et al. 2023

MJSSH

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Academics, professionals, and other industry stakeholders are beginning to recognise the significance of the expanding field of corporate social responsibility (CSR). But there is scant descriptive analysis performed using Web of Science (WOS) database. To our knowledge, this is the first study to describe via WOS to determine the breadth of CSR articles. Descriptive analysis was performed in Microsoft Excel with data requested from the WOS Core Collection. Between 1984 and 2022, we analysed all 1268 papers in the WOS database. The purpose of this study was to assess the state of CSR research in Malaysia and identify its future directions. We separated publication results by productive journals, primary authors, and countries of origin for our descriptive analysis. Our research may be at the front of efforts to disseminate and communicate important scientific findings to researchers so that they can make lasting contributions to society.

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A Descriptive Analysis of Corporate Social Responsibility Research: Evidence from Malaysia

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Ahmad,

Ali

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“…The first network is connected to the second, sustainability, and is directed toward actions and practices of organizational learning. According to [64][65][66], changes in behavior make industries more responsible in their actions with regard to social issues, environmental protection, and economic development. The publication of the CSR reports helps to gain political legitimacy inside and outside the business context [67], while the organizations treat internal corporate social responsibility (ICSR) as Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) [68].…”

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Organizational Competencies in the Development of Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) Criteria in the Industrial Sector

2022

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Sustainability has been discussed as a constant market concern, and to make it effectively an organizational practice, specific skills are needed. In that sense, the objective of this study is to analyze the relation between organizational competencies and the development of environmental, social, and governance (ESG) criteria in the industrial sector. A scientometric methodology was used to analyze the production of scientific research on the topic. To define the portfolio, a search was performed using the Methodi Ordinatio technique in the Science Direct, Scopus, and Web of Science databases using the terms “organizational competencies” or “environment, social and governance*” or “ESG” and “industry”. The study period was from the beginning of the database indexing until May 2021. The results indicate that the topic is relevant to the area of study due to the continuous growth of publications and global concern with ESG issues. In this sense, the industrial organizational competencies highlighted in the development of ESG include corporate social responsibility (CSR), and technical, managerial, and commercial competencies. The analysis demonstrates the positive relationship between organizational competencies and sustainable development, and the discussion is directed at the competencies that fortify ESG criteria and practices in industry.

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“…The argument is that different compliance standards associated with CSR ought be linked to risk exposure and costs in order to adopt effective CSR practices [22]. With regard to understanding CSR costs, it is suggested that their increase may be due to the company's desire to maximise its value and to the managers' interest in appearing benevolent in the eyes of the stakeholders [23], who, in turn, may be able to assess the companies' CSR performance using nonfinancial public information, shifting the conflict into scenarios other than a purely financial cost-benefit analysis [24].…”

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Scientometric Analysis of Research on Corporate Social Responsibility

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This work shows how Corporative Social Responsibility (CSR) has been filtering into different management areas, providing an insight into its evolution, and presenting literature reviews and efforts to incorporate conceptualisations and recommendations on its application. It can be understood through a scientometric and bibliometric analysis, using the WoS documents on the “Social Responsibility” concept in the “Business and Economics” category, analysing a total of 8728 papers up to the year 2020. In this work, CSR is associated with views from different fields of study in economics and business, highlighting diverse management fields; it seeks to explain the correlation between CSR and concepts from such fields of study, suggesting that there is a need to order and question the current understanding of CSR and show its relevance so it can be considered an area of specialisation within the management of businesses.

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Corporate social responsibility: comprehensive analysis

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A Descriptive Analysis of Corporate Social Responsibility Research: Evidence from Malaysia

A Descriptive Analysis of Corporate Social Responsibility Research: Evidence from Malaysia

Organizational Competencies in the Development of Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) Criteria in the Industrial Sector

Scientometric Analysis of Research on Corporate Social Responsibility

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