What does CSP stand for?

Corporate Social Performance

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Science, medicine, engineering, etc.
Business, finance, etc.

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For example, Waddock and Graves (1997) found a positive relationship between an overall corporate social performance index (integrating social and environmental factors) and financial performance.

Food for thought: social versus environmental sustainability ...

INTRODUCTION Discretionary firm donation is usually associated to the stakeholder theory (Adams & Hardwick, 1998; Waddock & Graves, 1997), corporate social performance (McGuire, Sundgren, & Schneeweis, 1988; Ullmann, 1985) and corporate political strategies (Lenway & Rehbein, 1991; Roberts, 1992).

Drivers of discretionary firm donations in Brazil

A three-dimensional conceptual model of corporate social performance.

Does corporate social responsibility orientation vary by position in ...

Corporate Social Responsibility and Corporate Social Performance.

An exploratory investigation into the effects of team composition on ...

Graves (1997a) "The corporate social performance -- financial performance link" Strategic Management Journal, 18(4):303-319.

A stakeholder approach to responsiveness and accountability in ...

The results of a survey of job seekers in 2000 indicated that job seekers with high levels of job choice judged potential employers by their corporate social performance and used this factor in selecting employment opportunities.

DOING GOOD IS GOOD FOR BUSINESS

The growing popularity of corporate social reporting and organisations' desire to hear their stakeholders' views on corporate social performance suggests two possibilities.

Social status

The notion of corporate social performance actually covers a range of different concepts that have emerged since the early sixties.

A socio-economic study of companies through their training policies: ...