Please help me to analyse the following questions... In the past research have been claimed that SMEs are tend to preference 'implicit CSR' as refer as moral, value and principle to practice CSR instead of using the term of CSR. however,I adopt the face to face interviews from SMEs of China that they explains CSR for them mean 'sustainable development'..Their understanding are completely different which they 'reject' the idea of CSR based on the past literature... Could anyone please tell me what contributes to people in SMEs associate CSR with 'sustainable development' ???
Any way get to know the SMEs associate to CSR??
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First of all, you should study the mentioned concepts of CSR and sustainable development more closely as independent approaches. Both are subject to a certain value system, the existence of which is fundamentally questioned in China - namely by the state-supporting unity party, which excludes any pluralism in the country. How much individual responsibility is there at all in a system that has been encroaching more and more on economic freedoms for years - not to mention those human individual rights of its citizens.
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