The modern era of CSR, or social responsibility as it was often called, is most appropriately marked by the publication by Howard R. Bowen of his landmark book Social Responsibilities of the Businessman in 1953.
According to Cheney et al. (2007) some scholars credit the idea of CSR to economics professor Howard R. Bowen who talked about the emergence of a new set of expectations for corporations in his book Social Responsibilities of the Businessman (1953).
She said, "In my head, the working title for a long time was 'Responsible,' because for me this is a book about responsibility.
Susan Breau, the professor of law at Reading University whose forthcoming book, The Responsibility to Protect in International Law, deals with the Syrian crisis, said the conflict there was "much more complex than Iraq".
He has also contributed to five books, The Responsibility to Protect (Oxford), Prosecuting Maritime Piracy (Cambridge), Responsibility to Protect in Theory & Practice (GV Zalozba), The Business Case for Sustainable Finance (Routledge), and The Encyclopedia of Transnational Crime and Justice (Sage).
I'd built up a broad knowledge of the 'party-line' and parliamentary process doing casework and to help, I was given the Ministerial Responsibilities Book – 100 pages of contact details for every government department and minister in Whitehall.
A resident of Waterloo, Ind., Ms. Whiting juxtaposes a drawing of a river from an 1888 United States geological survey and a page of text from an 1860 law book outlining legal responsibilities to preserve the purity of rivers and streams.
Because with a few taps on my keyboard, I clear out my bank account, ignore my deadlines and book releases and responsibilities for my house in the suburbs, and I book an epic ten-and-a-half week trip to Europe with my kids.
In my book Violence and Responsibility, 36 published thirty years ago now, I was concerned with our responsibility for harms which we might prevent or might have prevented.
Korkut replied that the book was his responsibility as kustos — custodian of the library's two hundred thousand volumes.
