Social Responsibility, Entrepreneurship and the Common Good International and Interdisciplinary Perspectives

An exploration of the interplay between social responsibility, entrepreneurship and the common good which is organized into four sections: business and the common good; educating responsible entrepreneurs; corporate social responsibility (CSR) challenges and the common good; and CSR and entrepreneurship in emerging economies

CAROLE BONANNI isAssociate Professor at ESC Rennes School of Business, France, where she manages the Strategy and Marketing Department. She recently co-authored the first French handbook on CSR: La RSE - Responsabilité sociale des entreprises - Théories et pratiques. She was previously a faculty member at Simon Fraser University, Canada, where she remains an affiliate professor.

FRANÇOIS LéPINEUX holds the CANON Chair 'Foresight and the Common Good' at ESC Rennes School of Business, France. He has recently co-edited two books Finance for a better world and Business, globalization and the common good. He is co-founder and past-President of ADERSE, the French academic association on CSR.

JULIA ROLOFF is Associate Professor at the ESC Rennes School of Business, France. She has published several articles on stakeholder management, multi-stakeholder networks, the management of sustainability and organizational autonomy in supply chains, the ISO 26000 and on CSR in small and medium sized businesses as well as a book on social change initiated by the implementation of social standards in supply chains.

General Introduction; C.Bonanni, F.Lépineux, &J.Roloff
PART I: BUSINESS AND THE COMMON GOOD
Business and the Tragedy of the Commons; L.Bouckaert
Sustainable Contracts – A Legal Innovation Aimed at Serving the Common Good? Y.Queinnec
'Social Entrepreneurship': ProspActive Responsibility for a Better Society; C.Lautermann
PART II: EDUCATING RESPONSIBLE ENTREPRENEURS
Introspection as Moral Courage: Entrepreneurs, Leaders and Social Responsibility; M.DeWilde
The Development of Globally Responsible Entrepreneurial Mindsets; G.Maas &B.Maas
Supporting Rural Entrepreneurs in South Africa: In Search of a Conceptual Framework; G.Maas &D.W.Schoeman
PART III: CSR CHALLENGES AND THE COMMON GOOD
Measuring the Environmental Impact of a Product; E.Marsillac
Promoting the Social Responsibility of Fish Farmers: A Global Governance Perspective; N.Hishamunda &N.Ridler
How International Entrepreneurs Can Thrive on Social Responsibility; F.J.Graaf &A.Mehrtens
SRI as Driver for CSR? Ethical Funds, Institutional Investors and the Common Good; M.Aßländer &M.Schenkel
PART IV: CSR IN EMERGING ECONOMIES
Social Economy and CSR in Poland; A.Sienicka &J.Tyrowicz
Corporate Citizenship and Roma in Hungary: Where Are the Limits of CSR? B.Molnár
Corporate Social Responsibility: From Top to Bottom. The Case of Lithuania; N.Klebanskaja
Entrepreneurship and Social Responsibility in Iran: A Study of Industrial SMEs; B.Dehmoobed &M.Dehghanpur
CSR in Indian Public Sector Mining Companies: The Case of LCM Limited; S.Ray