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Neden Şirketlerin Sosyal Sorumluluğu: 21. Yuzyilda Yeni Bir Kavram

Why Corporate Social Responsibility: A New Concept In The 21st Century

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  • Celal Bayar Üniversitesi İktisadi ve İdari Bilimler Fakültesi Dergisi

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  • 2009

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Corporate social responsibility is not a new issue. The main aim of a company is to minimise the costs and maximize profits. On the other hand, ethical business people recognise their responsibility to the public and to themselves. Fulfilment of these responsibilities constitutes ethical and socially responsible behaviour. Although corporate social performance (CSP) has been used for several years in the business and society literature, in many cases it has been used synonymously with corporate social responsibility, corporate social responsiveness, or any other interaction between business and the social environment. This study will briefly examine the corporate social responsibility, the performance and reporting issues.
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Abstract (Original Language): 
Sirketlerin sosyal sorumlulugu kavrami yeni degildir. Bir sirketin ana amaci en az maliyet ile en cok gelir elde etmektir. Ote taraftan etik degerlere onem veren isadamlari halka ve kendilerine karsi sorumluluklarinin da bilincinde olurlar. Bu sorumluluklarin yerine getirilmesi ahlaki ve sosyal sorumluluk davranisini olusturur. Sirketlerin Sosyal performansi kavrami is ve toplum literaturunde yillarca kullanilmis ise de cogunlukla bu kavram Sirketlerin sosyal sorumlulugu, sirketlerin sosyal activiteleri ya da is dunyasi ve sosyal cevre arasindaki iletisim kavramlari ile esanlamli olarak kullanilmistir. Bu makale kisaca Sirketlerin sosyal Sorumlulugu kavramini performans ve raporlama konularini ele alarak inceleyecektir.
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