CSR — definition?
Business practices for social/environmental purposes.
CSR scope — coverage?
Includes social and environmental responsibility.
CSR — voluntary?
Yes, not legally mandated.
CSR roots — purpose?
Framework pillars for CSR understanding.
ESG — role?
Investor criteria for company performance.
CSR vs ESG — difference?
CSR is company practice; ESG is investor assessment.
Qualitative CSR — side?
Narrative, practice-based aspect.
Quantitative ESG — side?
Measurable, criteria-based aspect.
ISO 26000 — link?
Connects CSR to sustainable development.
Sustainable Development — goal?
Broader development objective linked to CSR.
Decision-making — classic?
Traditional, sustainability-unaware process.
Decision-making — sustainable?
Integrates sustainability into choices.
Sustainable value — creation?
Value considering sustainability factors.
Long term Shareholders — focus?
Value over the long run.
CSR tools — purpose?
Manage CSR decisions and implementation.
CSR guidelines — role?
Structured recommendations for CSR.
Sustainable investment risk — management?
Handling risks linked to sustainability.
Valuation models — change?
May adapt under sustainable decisions.
Global CSR risks — differences?
Variations in perception and management.
Implementing CSR — under shareholder primacy?
Challenging but possible with strategic integration.
Answer 20 questions on Introduction to Corporate Social Responsibility.
1. What does corporate social responsibility refer to in this course?
2. Which statement best captures the scope of CSR as presented here?
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