Shared Value and Philanthropy: the Potential Role of Corporate Foundations
Minciullo, M. (2016). Shared Value and Philanthropy: the Potential Role of Corporate Foundations. Electronic Journal of Business Ethics and Organization Studies, 21 (2), 19-26. Retrieved from http://ejbo.jyu.fi/pdf/ejbo_vol21_no2_pages_19-26.pdf
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This paper deals with the topic of
research of Corporate Foundations
(CFs), aiming at stressing how
these organization have been
studied so far, and how it could
be possible to reconsider their role
in the domain of philanthropic
initiatives. In particular, this study
aims to reconsider the phenomenon
of Corporate Foundations under
the shared value perspective,
highlighting the ability of these
organizations to respond to
requests of multiple categories of
stakeholders. Through the analysis
of CFs peculiarities the study
will underline the characteristics
that are suitable for taking into
consideration the potential role of
CFs, by means of creating value
for both society and firm. Thus,
this paper aspires to contribute to
the growth of knowledge in the
field of Corporate Foundations by
adopting an integrated perspective,
and by providing suggestions for
stimulating new directions for
further inquiry.
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