1st Edition
Corporate Social Responsibility and Sustainable Development Social Capital and Corporate Development in Developing Economies
Contents
List of figures
List of tables
Foreword by David Crowther
Acknowledgements
List of acronyms and abbreviations
1 Introduction: corporations and sustainable development goals
Roles of companies in developing countries
Lessons from a responsible company in a developing country
Implications for sustainable development goals
Structure of the book
References
2 Corporate social responsibility and sustainable development in developing countries
Sustainable development issues in developing countries
Extended roles of companies in developing countries
The concept of corporate social responsibility
Strategic corporate social responsibility (CSR)
The importance of stakeholder management in strategic CSR
CSR in developing countries
Conclusion
References
3 Social capital and corporate sustainability in developing countries
Social capital as a form of capital
Defi nitions of social capital
Bonding, strong ties, bridging, weak ties and structural holes
Social capital investment
Benefi ts from social capital investment to corporate sustainability
Conclusion
References
4 Theoretical linkages between sustainable development, corporate social responsibility, social capital and corporate sustainability
Theoretical framework
Research objectives, research gaps and research questions
References
5 Research approach
Considerations for qualitative case study
Research sampling and unit of analysis
Data collection and data management
Data storage and management
Data reduction and data displays
Data analysis
Biography
Risa Bhinekawati is a corporate sustainability advisor and a lecturer who is very passionate about improving sustainable development in developing countries. She is now a lecturer at Podomoro University, Indonesia, and also serves as an Advisory Board Member of Women in Global Business, Indonesian Chapter.
