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Category Archives: Corporate Social Responsibility
CSR & ethical fashion part III- when luxury brands make a difference
Give a man a fish and you feed him for a day. Teach a man to fish and you feed him for a lifetime.” We all know this wise saying, but one fashion brand made it its credo. Mail&Guardian online summarized … Continue reading
Posted in Business, Corporate Social Responsibility, Fashion
Tagged Africa, artisans, CSR, ethical fashion, luxury brand, Maiyet, Paul van Zyl, philanthropy
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The “CSR double life” of Deichmann
In my last posts I wrote about two different kinds of companies: the “CSR light” ones and the deep CSR enterprises. I also mentioned some examples of firms like “Krombacher” as well as “dm” which are representatives of those CSR … Continue reading
Posted in Corporate Social Responsibility
Tagged Andreas Tepest, controversial, Deichmann, Ulrich Effing, Volker Eidems
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CSR & ethical fashion part II – Gucci’s eco gear vs. luxury goods made in China
In the first part of my “CSR and ethical fashion”- work we took a closer look at luxury brands and their CSR activities and examined whether ethical fashion is exclusively being practiced among high street brands like Zara or Urban … Continue reading
Women and Management – Prejudice or Truth
While researching my last topic on CSR I discovered an interesting study from Catalyst and Harvard Business School (HBS). The study proposes that there exists a strong interdependence between the degree of Corporate Social Responsibility and the portion of women … Continue reading
Posted in Business, Corporate Social Responsibility
Tagged CSR, management, Synergie, women in management
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“Deep CSR companies do exist”
In my last blog post I talked about the phenomenon of CSR light companies and what their traits are. I also mentioned some examples of enterprises which perform in such a way. Unfortunately, I recognized that I offered a quite … Continue reading
Posted in Corporate Social Responsibility
Tagged CSR Heavyweight, dm, ebmpapst, Environment, hipp, Karsten Kilian, responsibility
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CSR & ethical fashion part I – Vivienne Westwood’s African mission
Last Monday I discussed whether Corporate Social Responsibility should remain voluntary or become mandatory. This time I am focusing on CSR in the fashion industry, particularly among luxury companies. At the beginning of my blogging on Fastexposure I talked extensively … Continue reading
The Business of Doing Well by Doing Good
In my last post ExxonMobil and the true value of CSR I introduced the opinion of Milton Friedman as well as David Vogel, two well-respected economists, who both sharply criticize Corporate Social Responsibility. Friedman refers to CSR as “hypocritical window-dressing” … Continue reading
Posted in Business, Corporate Social Responsibility
Tagged Business, CSR, positive impact of CSR
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The phenomenon of CSR light companies
“The majority of firm´s Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) activities are just marketing strategies and PR” says Karsten Killian, brand consultant of “markenlexikon.com”. Therefore, a new form of CSR established: the CSR light company. But what does this term mean exactly? … Continue reading
Posted in Corporate Social Responsibility
Tagged Colin Crooks, CSR light, Ethics, Heike Leitschuh, Karsten Killian, Marketing
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Should Corporate Social Responsibility be voluntary or mandatory?
Reading Nicpic’s blog post about “Exxon Mobil and the value of CSR “ and Nourann’s post “CSR or just a façade?“ really got me thinking about this broad topic that seems to be on everyone’s lips. Not just because of its positive … Continue reading
Posted in Business, Corporate Social Responsibility, Environment
Tagged CSR, CSR criticism, India, L'Oréal, mandatory, philanthropy, Sitaram Jindal, The Body Shop
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