RSA debates corporate social responsibility online
Howard Lake | 23 July 2003 | News
The Royal Society of Arts (RSA) has opened an online discussion on corporate social responsibility (CSR), asking whether companies are actually doing anything constructive.
The forum, entitled ‘The Cost of Conscience’, is hosted on the RSA’s Web site is open to fellows and non-fellows alike. It notes that CSR is fashionable, and asks whether companies involved “are… just reading the right books and repeating the right soundbites?”
So far it has been slow to take off with only four messages posted since it was opened on 21 July.
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