Implementing corporate social responsibility into netchains in a transparent way : opportunities and challenges

J. Wolfert; K.J. Kramer; J.W. van der Schans

Implementing corporate social responsibility into netchains in a transparent way : opportunities and challenges

J. Wolfert, K.J. Kramer, J.W. van der Schans

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Abstract

Today, liability and responsebility are two important topics in agrifood chains. Liability is mainly connected with food safety. Responsibility concerns how a product is produced, and has an ecological and an ethical dimension: is the product produced in an environmentally and socially sound manner? In contrast to liability, responsibility is not a legal concept but a moral or political one. The main issue in this paper is 'how can corporate social responsibility (CSR) be implemented in integrated netchains in a transparent way?'. The focus is on responsibility, but is closely connected with liability

Original language	English
Place of Publication	The Hague
Publisher	LEI
Number of pages	19
Publication status	Published - 2003

Publication series

Name	Exploration paper for KLICT
Publisher	LEI
No.	TR171/3

Keywords

food industry
entrepreneurship
management
social consciousness
sustainability
market transparency
corporate social responsibility
responsibility
agro-industrial chains
strategic management

UN SDGs

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Implementing corporate social responsibility into netchains in a transparent way : opportunities and challenges

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