Kleinrichert, D., Tosti-Kharas, J., Albert, M. & Eng, J. In press. The effect of a business and society course on business student attitudes toward corporate social responsibility. Journal of Education for Business.
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Contribution Title
Kleinrichert, D., Tosti-Kharas, J., Albert, M. & Eng, J. In press. The effect of a business and society course on business student attitudes toward corporate social responsibility. Journal of Education for Business.
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Journal of Education for Business
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Kleinrichert, D., Albert, M. & Eng, J.
Year
2012
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This study investigates the impact of an undergraduate Business & Society course on students' attitudes about the importance of Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) at a highly diverse, urban, AACSB accredited U.S. university. Students were surveyed for their attitudes about key areas of business and CSR. Findings indicated that students who had completed the course were less likely to believe that a company's primary responsibility was to maximize shareholder value, and were more likely to believe that creating value for the local community was a company's primary responsibility. However, there were no significant differences for some other CSR attitudes we investigated.
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