Values and Stakeholders in an Era of Social Responsibility

1. Introduction

1. Introduction
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Part I. Developing a CSR Process Framework

2. The Backstage of Capitalism
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3. CSR Is Who You Are (It’s Not What You Do)
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4. Think Negative
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5. The USDIME Framework
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6. The Unknown Stakeholder
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7. Disclosure
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8. Implementation
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9. Everyman’s Decision-Making: Micro-Ethics
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10. Who’s Afraid of the Policy Analyst?
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11. The Proof of the Pudding: Applying the USDIME Framework
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Part II. From CSR to Politics: The Competitive Divide

12. The Neighborhood Bullies
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13. The Profits of Non-Profit
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14. The Autarky of Public Administration
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15. Irrelevant Politics
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16. Four Fruitful Generalizations: From CSR to Politics
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17. What Is To Be Done? Developing a Political Agenda for Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises
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18. Farewell
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Keywords: Business and Management, Business Ethics, Organization, Business Strategy/Leadership, Corporate Governance, Behavioral/Experimental Economics