Value Creation Model through Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR)
- Saeed Gholami
Abstract
Corporate social responsibility (CSR) is a modern mechanism of accountability in the business world andcompetitive era. The notion of CSR is established on the reciprocal dependence between a organization and
society, as well as the indicators that influence this relationship. Therefore, corporate social responsibility via
design the elements of organization such as strategy, resource and process, business propositions, and
stakeholder interactions create value for corporations and society and also can represent an excellence image in
both internal and external environment through enhancing accountability for society.
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