CSR을 통한 기업 Image 제고 (Corporate Social Responsibility) SK경영경제연구소 경영연구실 2003. 11. 4 CSR을 통한 기업 Image 제고 _구영모/ 최우혁_2005-01-06 Executive Summary ¶ 기업의 사회적 책임(CSR:Corporate Social Responsibility)은 “기업의 발전과 사회의 발전을 동시에 이루기 위한 기업의 노력” 으로 정의되며, 그 실행범위는 윤리경영에 사회공헌을 더한 것으로 이해할 수 있음. ¶ 그러나, 한국적 경영환경의 영향으로, 한국 기업들은 그 동안 윤리경영의 실질적인 추진이 불가능하였고, 결국 CSR 활동이 불균형 상태로 운영되어 왔는바, 이러한 경영관행은 장기적으로는 기업 Image제고에 악영향을 미칠 가능성이 큰 것으로 판단됨. ¶ SK는 SK사태로 인하여 기업 Image가 하락하는 등의 피해를 입기는 하였으나, 오히려 상대적인 투명성이 개선되는 등 CSR을 본격적으로
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