Corporate social responsibility communication: stakeholder information, response and involvement strategies

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Comparative analysis of methods of information management by companies is presented. Need to involve stakeholders in formulation of business strategies is discussed.

Public affairs, Ethics, Methods, Decision-making, Decision making, Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Information management, Information accessibility, Disclosure of information, Stakeholders

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Economic contracts versus social relationships as a foundation for normative stakeholder theory

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An argument is presented for creating a business model for stakeholder theory based on social interaction rather that contractual relationships.

Models, Europe, Economic aspects, Business enterprises, Business ethics, Investor relations, Social structure

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