Research Handbook on Corporate Social Responsibility in Context

This is one of those meaty books that corporate social responsibility (CSR) buffs like to settle down with, over a good postprandial port. Of course, most such edited volume books promise more than they deliver, lacking real focus, and so are unable to drill down to significant analysis of theory or practice; result, indigestion.

This book is an exception. The first reason for that is that it nails its CSR colours to the mast, and for the most part, the 27 authors use these colours as the reference point for their thoughts. The definition of Moon (2014) forms the basis...