Titlebook: Corporate Social Responsibility in Europe; United in Sustainabl Samuel O. Idowu,René Schmidpeter,Matthias S. Fifka Book 2015 Springer Inter

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commitment and how this commitment is influenced by the political and institutional environment in Denmark. The chapter consists of three major parts. First, we present an introduction to CSR in Denmark. More specifically we provide an introduction to: (a) the Danish welfare state and its business

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-34444-2ken place and we have seen a more active approach to ethics and responsibility in business. The analysis of our more recent studies shows that although companies may not publicly claim to be aware of the concept and may not realise how their activities are related to CSR, much more is actually being