The risky task of reviewing corporate social responsibility is attempted in this article. Reviewing those literatures is notoriously difficult due to the uneven development of corporate social responsibility. Because corporate social responsibility is a relative notion, authors who insist on a precise definition are frequently disappointed. It has never played the same part twice. This essay examines corporate social responsibility from a contextual standpoint to fascinate this review. By addressing three contextual conundrums, it examines the evolution of corporate social responsibility at every step of its existence. To begin with, it investigates the motivational construct at all stages of development. By analyzing them contextually, this provides essential insight into why corporate social responsibility was created in the first place. Second, this study looks at stakeholder inclusion at various stages of development. This exposes the category of beneficiaries included in each step of advancement categorizing their beneficiaries' evolution once more. Finally, this study looks at the extent to which corporate social responsibility has been institutionalized, as well as the pattern in which the notion has garnered legal and social acclaim. This article seeks to categorize the contextual influence on corporate social responsibility by addressing these three scopes, allowing readers to comprehend the contextual reasoning and deduction on how the notion is moulded and molded at a deeper level. This project looked at key landmark and/or classical texts in order to provide as clear a picture as feasible.
Author (s) DetailsTan Seng Teck
Faculty of Business, Communication and Law (FOBCAL), INTI International University, Malaysia.
Selvamalar Ayadurai
Talenpac, PLT, Malaysia.
William Chua
IPE School of Management, Paris, France.
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