Publication: Embracing ambiguity – lessons from the study of corporate social responsibility throughout the rise and decline of the modern welfare state
Embracing ambiguity – lessons from the study of corporate social responsibility throughout the rise and decline of the modern welfare state
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Schneider, A. (2014). Embracing ambiguity – lessons from the study of corporate social responsibility throughout the rise and decline of the modern welfare state. Business Ethics: A European Review, 23(3), 293–308. https://doi.org/10.1111/beer.12052
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In the work of Karl Polanyi, the negative effects of a self-regulating market economy are described as being limited by societal forces such as the policies of the welfare state. With the decline of the modern welfare state since the late 1970s, social activities of business firms are increasingly regarded as an important complement to or even as a substitute for welfare state policies by a part of the literature. However, and controversially, another stream of argumentation regards these activities as being aimed at advancing the rea
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- Schneider, Anselm
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Schneider, A. (2014). Embracing ambiguity – lessons from the study of corporate social responsibility throughout the rise and decline of the modern welfare state. Business Ethics: A European Review, 23(3), 293–308. https://doi.org/10.1111/beer.12052