Socjologiczny wkład w debatę o CSR
The sociological perspective can be successfully used in analysis of Corporate Social Responsibility phenomenon. The author presents multiple research of CSR, applying theoretical categories developed in sociology and in related disciplines. She divides the research into two fields: the one focused on the diversity of CSR and the other on CSR dynamics. Quantitative and qualitative methodology is used in both approaches, however the former is more often found in analysis of CSR diversity, while the latter second in investigations devoted to CSR dynamics. Diversified methodology allows for more holistic understanding of CSR phenomenon on different levels of analysis spanning form mega, through macro and mezzo to micro level.
Introductory Remarks 2 Part I. National and Regional Context of Policy-Making 2 Section 1. National context of policy-making 2 Section 2. Regional context 6 Section 3. SNA implementation 9 Part II. Europeanization Processes 11 Section 1. Adaptational pressures 11 Section 2. Resistance to change 13 Section 3. Evolution of central state policy-making structures 16 Section 4. Non-state actors 16 Section 5. Civic culture 18 Part III. Assessment of Learning Capacity 18 Section 1. Outcome 18 Section 2. Patterns of learning and adaptation 19 Section 3. Policy recommendations 21 References 22 Appendix 1: Interviewed actors / stakeholders and quantitative SNA results 25 Policy Area: Regional Policy. Case Study Region: Southern Transdanubia 25 Policy Area: Environmental Policy / Waste Management. Case Study Region: Central Hungary 29 Appendix 2: Map of Hungary with the two case study regions 24