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Anastasios Theofilou,Georgiana Grigore,Alin StancuBrings together normative and instrumental CSR conceptualizations.Proposes future developments for CSR and challenges existing paradigms.Global coverage provides exploration of a range of industries

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Alban Jacquemart,Anne Revillard,Laure Bereniity orientation (CSRO): While some former studies in the USA und Malaysia revealed a coherence between religiousness and CSRO, the results do not show significant differences between highly religious and low religious Germans. Moreover, a new perspective is added by analyzing the influence of affili

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Does Religiousness Influence the Corporate Social Responsibility Orientation in Germany?ity orientation (CSRO): While some former studies in the USA und Malaysia revealed a coherence between religiousness and CSRO, the results do not show significant differences between highly religious and low religious Germans. Moreover, a new perspective is added by analyzing the influence of affili

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New Corporate Responsibilities in the Digital Economyived from the use of technologies that have been previously silent in CSR literature or only tangentially discussed within the domain of CSR communication, even as they are a focus in other fields (especially legal compliance, or organizational performance).

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Embedding Social Responsibility in HE Corporate Communications Degrees. The Place of CSR in Teachingenvironmental responsibility, companies must be prepared to reconsider what and how they communicate, to whom and for what purpose. Corporate communication programs therefore have a responsibility, not only to our graduates and their future employers, but to those whose lives will be affected by the