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Tools for CSR
On Corporate Responsibility for Human Rights
Mainstreaming Corporate Responsibility
The Myth of CSR
Arguments against CSR 
CSR and SME's
CSR for SME's
Engaging Small business in CSR
The SME key- unlocking responsible business
SME's and CSR By- Heldd Jenkins
CSR- engaging SME's in the debate
SME's stakeholders and social responsibility
CSR: Implications for SME's in Developing Countries 
CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY (CSR)

Though business has existed as a part of the society, the relationship between business and society has undergone a rapid modification influenced by changes in local and global environments, more so in the recent decades than ever in the past.

With trade and commerce becoming more global and complex, new and greater demands for enhanced corporate responsibility and transparency are being placed on companies by a wide range of international stakeholders.

Business today is therefore realizing that the world is not made up of shareholders. For many who are presuming beneficial effects of this development of free globLimitational market, CSR is a return to ethical values for individual and for corporations. They argue that, CSR provides a way forward which negates the negative effects of the free global market. This argument is based upon the importance of ethics and ethical behaviour, for each of us as individual and for each corporation who are nothing more than a collection of individuals who have come together for a particular purpose.

Herein we can mention the various artisan and industrial clusters that put their efforts into strengthening their infrastructure so that they can play efficiently in the national as well as the international market.

CSR in India
The rationale for Corporate Social Responsibility in India by R.K.Pachauri
CSR: a critical perspective from Indian by Ravi Aggarwal
Trust and CSR: Lessons from India
India against signing EU-mooted wines  
Resources
Limits of corporate code of conduct in Asia
Small Giants: Companies That Choose to Be Great Instead of Big
Social Responsibility of Transnational Corporations
Who is responsible for Corporate Human Rights Violations?
CSR and Occupaional Safety and Health
Trends in CSR amongst mid- corporates
The role of trade unions in CSR initiatives
Tsunami Response
CSR: Lessons Learned
CSR Best Practice Guidelines
Capitalism with a human face by Anu R Aga
Mapping Instruments for CSR
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