CSR in Contemporary Poland: Institutional Perspectives and Stakeholder Experiences

Part I: Common good and CSR - ideological perspective.- Economic success or social well-being.- The need for relational ethics in the axiological-linguistic image of the world of Respect Index companies.- Profit and common good in Polish private limited non-profit companies.- Identification of social irresponsibility manifestations in the social responsibility management system in a small enterprise - importance, place and conditions.- Justyna Szumniak-Samolej, Corporate social innovations on the Polish market.- Part II: CSR in Poland - institutional perspective.- Social Responsibility at Polish Universities - Based on The Example of WSB University in Wroclaw.- Social Responsibility of Universities and Colleges-the View of SGH Stakeholders.- Engaging stakeholders as the essence of social responsibility of small and medium sized enterprises.- Social responsibility of a small training and consulting enterprise.- Implementation and Measurement of Socially Responsible Activities in Enterprises of the SME Sector Based on The Example of the Company Melinski Minuth.- Part III: CSR in relations with key stakeholders - employees and consumers perspective.- Employer branding and Corporate Social Responsibility.- CSR level versus employees dismissal.- Integration of the employee pension programs with CSR.- Age Management in Selected Enterprises Operating in the Opole Special Demographic Zone.- Sustainable consumption in the context of corporate social responsibility management.- The role of social capital in boycotting socially irresponsible firms.- Implementation of social responsibility tasks by collaborative platforms in the opinion of users.- Attitudes of buyers in Poland towards socially responsible activities of enterprises - results of pilot studies.