Why, according to Dobbin, did big US corporations adopt equal opportunities policies in the 1970s? What happened to them when federal regulatory enforcement was scaled back in the 1980s?

What, according to Kaplan's "defensive institutional modification" theory, was CSR a response to?

What view of the relationship between money making and social responsibility did industrialist Andrew Carnegie express in the 1880s? What view of the relationship between money making and social responsibility is characteristic of the "new CSR" according to Peter Drucker in the 1980s?

According to thisBloomberg study, discussed in the unit 14 lecture, how much of the $22 price of a pair of Walmart jeans goes to goes to wages & factory maintenance in Bangladesh, and how much goes to Walmart's combined corporate parent and retail subsidiary (Asda) net profit?

What are the 10 Principles of the 2000 UN Global Compact on the responsibilities of transnational corporations?

What was the main thing that kept Patagonia from making of their products free of forced labour?

Why do Lyon et al think that "CSR needs CPR"?