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Corporate Social Responsibility: an Organisational Perspective

Five-day doctoral seminar

Monday, November 1 through Friday, November 5, 2004

Purpose

CSR is a broad and encompassing phenomenon drawing much attention from a variety of disciplines. This doctoral seminar focuses on the topic of corporate social responsibility with a particular emphasis on organisational and managerial strategies, implications and complexities of companies as they engage in CSR initiatives. Emphasis is given to present and discuss the key arguments for CSR, stakeholder theory, CSR inside the organisation (leadership), communication of CSR and critical approaches to CSR.

We emphasize an approach that invites “state of the art research” but also invites “state of the practice” into dialogue, as CSR is an emerging field driven by practice. As such a continued dialogue between research and practice is central to this PhD seminar. We invite doctoral students from different nationalities and theoretical and methodological traditions to discuss, argue and share ideas with European and US researchers and managers.

Course coordinators

  • Associate professor Mette Morsing (Copenhagen Business School, Denmark, course coordinator)
  • Professor Atle Midttun (BI Norwegian School of Management, course co-coordinator)

Participating lecturers

Pre-requisites

Participants should had been enrolled in a doctoral program and had to be formally enrolled in this course. Additional preparation was required, if students were not familiar with scholarly corporate social responsibility research.

Extensive readings, presence for all hours of all days of the class, and active discussion participation were expected of all enrolled students. Professors Midttun and Morsing assigned some students role as discussion co-leader or research presenter. Not all students were assigned a role if class participation was large. Students who were asked to present their research were chosen on the basis of a very short research abstract sent prior to class, using criteria of relevance in course content and clarity of research description.

Course logistics

Deadline for enrolment was 27 September, 2004. Price for the course was 1100 Euro - included a light lunch all 5 days, 1 dinner, refreshments, readings and reception on Friday afternoon. Please note that the price did not include transportation and accommodation. The course was worth 6 ECTS credits.

Contact person - Bente S. Ramovic,  This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it +45 3815 3208

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