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No. 11 (2009): Extraction Industries and International Relations
Snapshot of Society

Corporate Philanthropy, soft track to consensus

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  • Marc GAVALDÀ,
  • Jesús CARRIÓN,
  • Hernán SCANDIZZO
Marc GAVALDÀ
licenciado en Ciencias Ambientales e investigador en petróleo en América Latina
Jesús CARRIÓN
investigador sobre el impactos de las empresas transnacionales en países empobrecidos y RSC en el Observatorio de la Deuda en la Globalización
Hernán SCANDIZZO
miembro del Observatorio Petrolero Sur y del colectivo Pueblos Originarios de Indymedia Argentina
Published June 15, 2009

Keywords:

Corporate Social Responsibility , multinational firms
How to Cite
GAVALDÀ, M., CARRIÓN, J., & SCANDIZZO, H. (2009). Corporate Philanthropy, soft track to consensus. Relaciones Internacionales, (11), 165–176. Retrieved from https://revistas.uam.es/relacionesinternacionales/article/view/4970

Copyright (c) 2009 Marc GAVALDÀ, Jesús CARRIÓN, Hernán SCANDIZZO

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Abstract

Transnational companies have made great efforts in recent years to create an image of concern for community well-being and concern for the environmental impacts generated, as well as for their sanitation. These initiatives in response to the questions of local communities and social movements - or in anticipation of them respond to the Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) or Business (CSR) strategy that is commonly called "greenwashing" campaigns when they enter the scene with an environmental discourse.

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