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    A Japanese model of corporate social responsibility?: A study of website reporting

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    2004
    Author
    Fukukawa, Kyoko
    Moon, J.
    Keyword
    Japan
    CSR
    Corporate social responsibility
    Corporate governance
    economic policy
    life-long employment
    Peer-Reviewed
    Yes
    
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    Japan's model of corporations has conventionally been regarded as comparatively 'society-friendly' because of such features as its corporate governance, close co-ordination with government economic policy and life-long employment. Yet this 'solidaristic' image has been unsettled by, for example, environmental failures and workplace pathologies. The paper investigates the extent and character of corporate social responsibility (CSR) in Japan through analysis of CSR reporting on home websites of the top So Japanese corporations and compares this with other studies of Japanese CSR. It finds a marked growth and consolidation of CSR, particularly in environmental responsibility and, though to a lesser extent, community involvement. The paper identifies and evaluates the impacts of key CSR drivers: the developing Japanese model of business and society; government policy; and the effects of internationalisation of business.
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    http://hdl.handle.net/10454/3131
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    Fukukawa, K. and Moon, J. (2004). A Japanese model of corporate social responsibility?: A study of website reporting. Journal of Corporate Citizenship. 1st July issue.
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