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CSR report on Chinese business overseas operation

Liu, Baocheng
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Zhang, Mengsha
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Liu, Baocheng
Zhang, Mengsha
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China
business ethics
Corporate social responsibility
Social responsibility of business
ODI
Outward Foreign Direct Investment
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Development ethics
Economic ethics
Business ethics
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China Ethics Series
Business Ethics
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Abstract
Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) refers to corporate behaviour that pro-actively meets the ethical expectations of the public and voluntarily contributes to the society. The global CSR movement yields numerous initiatives, standards and legislation. Owing to the need for development as well as the reform and opening-up policy, mounting Chinese enterprises are “going global” with large amounts of capital. Nevertheless, some foreign governments cast doubt on China’s strategic intent, and the general public is dissatisfied with Chinese CSR performance. Chinese enterprises must strengthen their capacities regarding risk control, internal governance, public communication etc., so as to achieve mutual benefit with multi-stakeholders and build an image of responsible global citizenship.
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Exists also in Chinese under the title:中国企业 “走出去” 社会责任研究报告.
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Date
2018
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9782889312504
9782889312511
DOI
10.58863/20.500.12424/169060
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Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International
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