This book invites students to take a critical look on Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR), and to go beyond the obvious by challenging fundamental assumptions in ethics and especially business ethics. Some of the key points are: With profit and growth as key goals, is CSR possible? What is economic, and how is it exerted? And does economic language permeate business ethics? Includes references.

This book invites students to take a critical look on Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR), and to go beyond the obvious by challenging fundamental assumptions in ethics and especially business ethics. Some of the key points are: With profit and growth as key goals, is CSR possible? What is economic, and how is it exerted? And does economic language permeate business ethics? Includes references.