Expectations Paradigm
There are two major deficiencies in expectations paradigm:
1. What if the society expectations are different?
2. What if the society expectations are not moral?
We cannot rely on expectations! We need a normative ethical theory for objective evaluation of both our actions and the expectations of the society.
Storchevoy M. A. Corporate Social Responsibility. 2013 Topic 1. Introduction to CSR
Methodological Issues Carroll’s Pyramid of CSR
The total CSR consists from four levels:
Discretionary responsibilities those about which society has no clear-cut message for business. They are left to individual judgment and choice
Ethical responsibilities additional behaviors that are not necessarily codified into law but nevertheless are expected of business by
Legal responsibilities To produce goods within the framework of legal requirements
Economic responsibilities As the basic economic unit in our society the business has a responsibility to produce goods and services that society wants and to sell them at a profit.
Is it logically perfect?
Storchevoy M. A. Corporate Social Responsibility. 2013
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Summary of the paper:
society's members.
Conceptual Nightmare
