First published 1986
Richard Neely examines the social performance of 131 major corporations in this comprehensive business analysis. The author provides detailed breakdowns of each company's policies across key social responsibility areas. Neely discusses the specific issues facing these corporations and evaluates their approaches to addressing social concerns. The book covers how these businesses handle their community obligations, environmental practices, and stakeholder relationships. Each corporate profile reveals the gap between public statements and actual performance. Neely offers readers a systematic framework for understanding how large companies navigate their social responsibilities while pursuing profit goals.
Genres: business, non-fiction, 21st-century, academic
Vibes: intimate, suspenseful, thought-provoking
Tropes: investigative-journalism
199 pages · Hardcover · Addison-Wesley