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CSR through Volunteering: A Case Study of Sri Sathya Sai Vidya Vahini

U, Pranav; N, Sivakumar (Bookwell Delhi, 2017-02-22)

UNESCO has envisioned a goal of Education for All. Towards achieving this goal, many corporates have volunteered their effort. This paper studies corporate volunteering in the education sector through the case study of ...
Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) and Pharmaceutical Sector in India: Insights from Annual Reports of Selective Pharma Companies

Aggarwal, Vikas; Angrish, Anil Kumar (Bookwell Delhi, 2017-02-22)

Thought or any discussion of Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) always remains an enigma for businessmen. Some consider it a forced expenditure which brings no value to shareholders even if there is an age old practice ...
Combining Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) and Social Entrepreneurship (SE): A Conceptual Framework for Social Value Creation

Singh, Archana (Bookwell Delhi, 2017-02-22)

The multi-stakeholder view of corporate social responsibility (CSR) argues that businesses must create value for all the stakeholders, including society at large, not just for owners/shareholders. Creating shared values ...
A Case Study on Corporate Social Responsibility of Public Sector Undertakings with special reference to Maharatna Companies of India

K, Muhammed Fazal; Jabbar, Abdul (Bookwell Delhi, 2017-02-22)

Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) is closely connected with a specialized type of team work in which the government, the civilians and the community work altogether to get inclusive growth and furnished progress for ...
Social Entrepreneurship as a Path for Corporate Social Responsibility: An Exploration

Ramanathan, Preeti E (Bookwell Delhi, 2017-02-22)

Social entrepreneurship is increasingly viewed as a hybrid path that could enable the closing of the enlarging equity gap in society. Corporates seen to garner an inequitable share of societal resources, have now been nudged ...

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