Table 3. Levels of maturity in CSR; our...

Table 3.

Levels of maturity in CSR; our elaboration inspired by literature (Kolk, 2016; Van Tulder, 2018; Grzeda, 2019)

Kind of corporate responsibility	Self	Social	Sustainable	Spiritual
Dimension	Rational	Legal/moral	Etic	Transcendent
Rule	Maximum profit with minimum effort	Maximum profit with minimum effort in compliance with the law	Greater well-being of society, exploiting nature in a regenerative way	Give care to nature and people
Nature conception	Freely accessible good	Freely accessible good under legal constraints	Shared good, even with future generation	God’s demonstration
People conception	Goods	Consumers of goods	Responsible citizens	God’s demonstration
Means	Nature, people and technology	Nature and technology	Nature and technology	Technology
Aim	Profit	Profit and people wellness	Profit, people wellness and planet wellness	People and planet wellness

Kind of corporate responsibility	Self	Social	Sustainable	Spiritual
Dimension	Rational	Legal/moral	Etic	Transcendent
Rule	Maximum profit with minimum effort	Maximum profit with minimum effort in compliance with the law	Greater well-being of society, exploiting nature in a regenerative way	Give care to nature and people
Nature conception	Freely accessible good	Freely accessible good under legal constraints	Shared good, even with future generation	God’s demonstration
People conception	Goods	Consumers of goods	Responsible citizens	God’s demonstration
Means	Nature, people and technology	Nature and technology	Nature and technology	Technology
Aim	Profit	Profit and people wellness	Profit, people wellness and planet wellness	People and planet wellness