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Author/Source: Elaine Cohen, The Corporate Social Responsibility Newswire, 2011.

Writer Elaine Cohen reviews, in this blog, Mark Schwartz's book, "Corporate Social Responsibility: An Ethical Approach." Cohen describes Schwartz’s book as one that offers not only insightful but entertaining views on corporate social responsibility (CSR).

Schwartz delves deep into CSR-related case studies focusing on the debate of business purpose vs. profit. He highlights cases such as The Body Shop and economist Milton Friedman as well as the Johnson and Johnson Tylenol contamination. He also offers his own analytical tool for understanding corporate behavior.

Cohen believes Schwartz's book provides a creative and interesting approach that will help students and business managers alike.

Links:

• Blog Post Webpage
• The Corporate Social Responsibility Newswire
• Video Interview with Author Mark Schwartz —Corporate Social Responsibility: An Ethical Approach

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