have any of us really given much thought to where and how college sports apparelapparel is being manufactured? Duke University has and perhaps by reading the above article "Duke Apparel" analyzie Duke University's latest action regarding the production of its athletic apparel. a great analysis will require additional research. How did Duke's actions relate to the following key concept areas shown below?

a) social responsibility

b) corporate social responsibility

c) business ethics

Tuesday, February 14, 2006 Duke to monitor apparel factory conditions Associated Press DURHAM, NC. -- Duke University will cut the number of factories that manufacture the school's licensed apparel to better monitor working conditions in the plants. The decision, announced by university officials Monday, came after a request last fall by sweatshop opponents, Duke executive vice president Tallman Trask III said. The school will "require that 25 percent of Duke production be moved to a smaller number of designated factories that meet all of our requirements, and which can be more closely monitored," Trask said in a news release. Factories making licensed Duke logo gear are already required to pay a living wage, allow workers to form a group representing their interests to managers, and sell the majority of their products to university licensees or other buyers willing to meet the same standards. Licensees are required to pay the factories prices high enough to make it possible to meet the standards and allow the Worker Rights Consortium to verify conditions inside the plants. Duke's licensing director Jim Wilkerson is chairman of the board of the WRC, a nonprofit organization that keeps affiliated colleges informed about conditions in the factories that produce products bearing their names and logos. Duke has required factory disclosure since 1999