Published
2014-01-01

Current models of corporate social responsibility in Russia

DOI: https://doi.org/10.15332/s2145-1389.2014.0001.08
Schislyaeva Elena R.
Saichenko Olga A.
Mirolybova Olga V.
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Corporate social responsibility is focused on finding ways to harmonize the relationship between business, government and society. Russian companies are unique because they are between the Soviet past and the present Market. According to the Russian government, social responsibility is a kind of “payoff” for privatization, in which the state property was given to new owners. While capitalization is one of the most important criteria in international practice, in Russia it is the creation of political conditions favorable for running and developing businesses.

Keywords (en): Corporate social responsibility, social policy, Russian companies.

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R., S. E., A., S. O., & V., M. O. (2014). Current models of corporate social responsibility in Russia. SIGNOS-Investigación En Sistemas De Gestión, 6(1), 121-132. https://doi.org/10.15332/s2145-1389.2014.0001.08

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