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Exploring Contested Paradigms in Corporate Social Responsibility: Debunking Myths and Shaping Future Directions

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This event, titled “When Worlds Collide,” focuses on contested paradigms of Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR). We aim to debunk misconceptions surrounding CSR while addressing critical issues impacting businesses and society in the 21st century. By engaging academic research with practical implications, we seek to shape the research agenda with relevance and rigor. Topics such as taxation, environmental crises, human rights, philanthropy, and social justice will be explored. Join us in shaping corporate strategies informed by robust theory and practice.

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Exploring Contested Paradigms in Corporate Social Responsibility: Debunking Myths and Shaping Future Directions

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  1. CSR SIG ‘When worlds collide’: contested paradigms of corporate social responsibility

  2. WITH PARTNERS

  3. ‘When worlds collide’: contested paradigms of corporate social responsibility • Debunking the nonsense that passes for CSR • Focusing on the crucial issues facing business and society in 21st Century • Engaging academic research with practice and policy • Shaping the research agenda through relevance and rigour • Exploring the development of theory to inform corporate strategy and behaviour.

  4. Subject Areas • Today – How did we get here? • 25 March 2009 – Taxation • June 2009 – Environmental crisis • 1 September 2009 - Human rights • December 2009– Philanthropy and Social Justice • March 2010 – Where now?

  5. CSR SIG – Future events • 25 March 2009 • 2nd ESRC Seminar, University of York • 26 March 2009 • 3rd Annual Research Conference, University of York • June 2009 • 3rd ESRC Seminar, ICAEW London • 19 June 2009 • 3rd Teaching and Learning Exchange, Aston University • 1 September 2009 • 4th ESRC Seminar, University of St Andrews • 15-17 September • BAM Conference Brighton

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