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  1. Corporate social responsibility (CSR) and the COVID-19 pandemic: organizational and managerial implications
  2. Social Issues in Management: Comments on the Past and Future
  3. Pyramid of CSR Revisited
  4. Corporate social responsibility
  5. Societies for Business Ethics
  6. CSR remains the central language for a host of different concepts. It will continue.
  7. Archie B. Carroll, Kenneth J. Lipartito, James E. Post, Patricia H. Werhane, and Kenneth E. Goodpaster: Corporate Responsibility: The American Experience
  8. Caux Round Table Principles
  9. Corporate Responsibility
  10. Professor Juha Näsi: A Professional and Personal Tribute
  11. Reasons why Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) is adopted by businesses.
  12. Managing ethically with global stakeholders: A present and future challenge.
  13. Corporate Social Responsibility: A Three-Domain Approach
  14. Philanthropy as Strategy: When Corporate Charity “Begins at Home”
  15. Models of Management Morality for the New Millennium
  16. Moral Imagination and Management Decision Making
  17. Models of Management Morality for the New Millennium
  18. Ethical Challenges for Business in the New Millennium
  19. Ethical Challenges for Business in the New Millennium: Corporate Social Responsibility and Models of Management Morality
  20. Models of Management Morality in Europe as compared to the United States.
  21. The Four Faces of Corporate Citizenship
  22. Understanding Stakeholder Thinking: Themes from a Finnish Conference
  23. Stakeholder Thinking in Three Models of Management Morality: A Perspective with Strategic Implications
  24. Models of Management Morality
  25. Understanding Stakeholder Thinking: Themes from a Finnish Conference
  26. A retrospective examination of CSR orientations: Have they changed?
  27. Corporate citizenship perspectives and foreign direct investment in the U.S.
  28. The Atlanta Project
  29. Social Investment Firms
  30. An Investigation of the Relationship Between Organizational Size and Corporate Social Performance
  31. "Corporate Citizenship" Issues and Managerial Decision-Maldng Autonomy
  32. Assessment of Ethical Performance of Organization Members: A Conceptual Framework
  33. The pyramid of corporate social responsibility: Toward the moral management of organizational stakeholders
  34. Social Responsibility and Strategic Management
  35. Strategic Environmental Management
  36. Principles of Business Ethics: Their Role in Decision Making and an Initial Consensus
  37. In Search of Beneficence
  38. Corporate Strategy and the Search for Ethics.
  39. In search of the moral manager
  40. What's wrong with plant-closing legislation and industrial policy
  41. Organizational ethics: A stacked deck
  42. INTEGRATING CORPORATE SOCIAL POLICY INTO STRATEGIC MANAGEMENT
  43. When Business Closes Down: Social Responsibilities and Management Actions
  44. Behavioral aspects of developing computer-based information systems
  45. The anatomy of corporate social response: The rely, firestone 500, and pinto cases
  46. A Three-Dimensional Conceptual Model of Corporate Performance
  47. Social forecasting in U.S. corporations—a survey
  48. Is There Anything "New" in Management? A "Rip van Winkle" Perspective
  49. Setting operational goals for corporate social responsibility
  50. The Role Conflict Phenomenon: Implications for Department Chairmen and Academic Faculty
  51. US business and the energy crisis
  52. Managerial ethics a post-watergate view
  53. Corporate social responsibility: Its managerial impact and implications
  54. Conceptual Foundations of Job Enrichment
  55. Management-from medieval times to the present
  56. CSR Pyramid
  57. Ethics in Management
  58. Global Codes of Conduct
  59. Nonprofit Organizations
  60. Strategic Philanthropy
  61. The moral leader: Essential for successful corporate citizenship
  62. Stakeholder Management: Background and Advances
  63. Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) and Corporate Social Performance (CSP)
  64. Perspectives on Environmental Protection: A Survey of the Executive Viewpoint
  65. Managing Corporate Responsibility (1973–1981)
  66. Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) and Corporate Social Performance (CSP)
  67. A Revolution of Rising Expectations (1963–1973)
  68. Corporate Responsibility Institutionalizes and Globalizes (1989–2001)