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The Planetary Bargain: Corporate Social Responsibility Matters

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Why Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR)? * The Need for a Planetary Bargain * The Seven Azimuths: Who Are the Stakeholders? * Codes of Ethics * Corporate Social Responsibility in Practice * Corporate Social Responsibility in Selected Industrialized Countries * Frameworks to Measure Corporate Social Responsibility * How Best to Measure What is Corporate Social Responsibility * Empirical Application of CSR Indicators * Implications of a Planetary Bargain for Developing Countries * Conclusion: The Next Millennium * Notes * References * Index

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