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Corporate Social Responsibility and Political Ideology

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Participants in the corporate responsibility debate frequently find that they have unlikely political allies and opponents. Both conservative (opposing government intervention in the economy) and liberal (favoring substantial government intervention) arguments are made for greater corporate social responsibility. The author explains this paradox and attempts to resolve this ideological confusion.

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1960The Problem of Social Cost 1976The Coming of the Post-Industrial Society 1960Politics and Vision 1975Social Responsibility and the Business Predicament.1974The Limits of Corporate Responsibility

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