What is Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR)?

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What is Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR)? This video clip tries to give competent but also entertaining answers to this question. The video is part of series "in a little green bag" at the University of St.Gallen, Switzerland. © University of St.Gallen (HSG), Text by Prof. Thomas Beschorner (http://bit.ly/Beschorner), Production: http://www.zense.ch To watch the second «Little Green Bags» video on the ten myths of entrepreneurship, please go to http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G8gRkJ9cnzo. Learn more online: http://www.presse.unisg.ch Become our friend on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/HSGUniStGallen Follow us on Twitter: http://twitter.com/HSGStGallen

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Exceptional Video

Isn't it your social and ecological responsibility not to waste so much paper for one video?

Interesting commentary on social responsibility, you would think it would definitely have to be part of any effective business model.

Also the girl in the video is pretty hot.

CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY is very great initiative by india. world should adopt the same for compassionate and loving society.

I love it, thank you so much!

India, Being The BIGGEST CSR HUB On The PLANET, The Entire Globe Is CLOSELY Monitoring The Impact Of CSR Initiative In India....

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Corporations are merely social constructs to produce profits and grow the owners wealth and advance technology through competition. It should be up to the shareholders themselves to be charitable as ultimately the company is spending their money and taking most of the credit for it whilst the shareholder is getting nothing in return. If shareholders them selves are chartiable that means they a more associated with the people they help and would encorage them to give more. The law (including international law) should be used to impose obligations on companies if society wants businesses to be more ethical and sustainable. Appearing to engage in CSR is mostly used for ulterior motives ie CEOs looking like nice kind people whilst not actually acting ethically at all basically leading to a society that fools people and inflates profits illegitimately . A good example would be Volkswagen and its phoney emission testing for its cars. The idea of CSR creates more problems than it solves!

the amount of paper wasted during the video... :'( = sustainable?

thanks! quite simplistic and well done
also: lady in the video is really pretty

i like

wtf is this

One of the best presentations I have ever seen! Such a wonderful video making skills and amazing editing work done.
Cheers!

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Um... wasn't Angelo Curto the prosecutor of the case?

Hi!
Is there any transkription of this video? Probably I would understand more :) Eh my english is not so perfect :)

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.....i wonder if the carpet matches the drapes??.......

so.....business ethics are on the same page with imaginary ideas like unicorns?

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