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4.2. United States of America From a CSR perspective. as a federal republic. the United States is a special case. Regulations vary from one state to the other as it is often the case in many elds. and corporate social responsibility is no exception. During the past few decades. C SR approach and practices in the United States have evolved in lined with the global trend stated above: once primarily based on philanthropy {ldowu 5.0 and Walters LP. 2009]. CSR is increasingly oriented towards sustainable strategies. American laws and regulations are relatively silent on C SR compared to British ones. Although various regulations in the fields of environmental law (such as the Resource Conservation and Recovery Act. the National Environmental Policy Act and the Clean Air Act] and labour law (such as the Occupational Safety and Health Act and the Fair Labour Standards Act} address a number of CSR-related issues, at the federal level. American company law does not include any CSR-specic provisions: it is primarily regulated by the Model Business Corporation Act of 1934 and the Delaware General Corporation Law (Chapter I]. neither of which refers to corporate social responsibility explicitly. 1n the United States. CSR initiatives are often led by companies themselves. In this respect. it should be noted that the evolution of CSR initiatives across the country greatly stems from the balance of power between companies on the one hand, and other stakeholders and civil society actors affected by corporate activities on the other, which has led to a mostly company- led CSR initiative I: Larsen L.. 2010]. Another explanation for the large involvement of enterprises in the field of CSR is the focus that has been put on C SR's financial profitability. An increasing number of companies operating in the United States are taking on measures to display environmentally friendly policies and products. For instance \"Whole Foods Corporation\" has a strong vision regarding sustainable future, and is one of the leading CSR corporations on the country. One of their major initiatives is the so-called 'TAKE ACTION CENTERS' located in every store. informing customers about local. regional. national and international issues of concern. Another company that has been active in the field of CSR is the multinational cafe chain Starbucks. In its 2012 Global Responsibility Report. StarbUcks set out its goal of 100% ethically sourced coffee and increasing farmer loans to $20 million by 2015. Since then. the company has engaged in a national outreach program to provide jobs to locals and opportunities for youth. Consequently. and despite relatively rare public initiatives in the eld of CSR. the US has become a leading nation on this matter