CSR - Aiding or abetting?

Thesis title: CSR - Aiding or abetting?
Author: Smolyakov, Andrey
Thesis type: Diploma thesis
Supervisor: Ryška, Tomáš
Opponents: Tyll, Ladislav
Thesis language: English
Abstract:
Since the 90’ CSR represents a necessary part of a corporate strategy; the market sector became a significant player in the aid word alongside governments, multi-national institutions and non-governmental organisations. Based on the way CSR projects are often presented in a business literature companies provide a positive impact and change the world into a better place. Detailed studies of aid and aid projects supported by seven decades of institualized international aid speak otherwise. Based on the available literature covering the contemporary knowledge and experience of CSR, the thesis will (1) scrutinize the ways CSR projects are being presented and (2) look closely for disruptions between the ways CSR projects are being presented and the impact they might actually have.Methodologically, the study will draw largely on a critical reading of business literature as well as on a research conducted on the concept, beliefs and practices of the CSR in other fields of social sciences with a special focus on a detailed ethnographic studies.
Keywords: anthropology; scientific bias; sustainability; CSR; development; business ethics
Thesis title: CSR: aiding or abetting?
Author: Smolyakov, Andrey
Thesis type: Diplomová práce
Supervisor: Ryška, Tomáš
Opponents: Tyll, Ladislav
Thesis language: English
Abstract:
Since the 90’ CSR represents a necessary part of a corporate strategy; the market sector became a significant player in the aid word alongside governments, multi-national institutions and non-governmental organisations. Based on the way CSR projects are often presented in a business literature companies provide a positive impact and change the world into a better place. Detailed studies of aid and aid projects supported by seven decades of institualized international aid speak otherwise. Based on the available literature covering the contemporary knowledge and experience of CSR, the thesis will (1) scrutinize the ways CSR projects are being presented and (2) look closely for disruptions between the ways CSR projects are being presented and the impact they might actually have.Methodologically, the study will draw largely on a critical reading of business literature as well as on a research conducted on the concept, beliefs and practices of the CSR in other fields of social sciences with a special focus on a detailed ethnographic studies.
Keywords: CSR; business ethics; scientific bias; anthropology

Information about study

Study programme: Ekonomika a management/International Management
Type of study programme: Magisterský studijní program
Assigned degree: Ing.
Institutions assigning academic degree: Vysoká škola ekonomická v Praze
Faculty: Faculty of Business Administration
Department: Department of strategy

Information on submission and defense

Date of assignment: 9. 1. 2020
Date of submission: 26. 8. 2020
Date of defense: 18. 9. 2020
Identifier in the InSIS system: https://insis.vse.cz/zp/72109/podrobnosti

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