Corporate Involvement In Community Economic Development

The Role of U.S. Business Education
http://bas.sagepub.com/cgi/content/abstract/41/2/208
Authors: Wood, Donna J.; Davenport, Kimberly S.; Blockson, Laquita C.; Van Buren III, Harry J
Source: Business and Society, June 2002; Vol. 41, Issue 2.
Year: 2002

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Abstract:

This empirical study examines how 105 business schools included courses on corporate involvement in community development in their curriculae. The findings show four principal homes for CI/CED: enterpreneurship, service learning, business and society/business ethics, and strategy/policy. The authors offer possibilities for integrating citizenship across the curriculum through three views of CSR: as charity, enlightened self-interest, and a transforming relationship with economic and social systems.