Date of Award
2013
Advisor(s)
Edward Van Buren
Abstract
Corporations represent one of the greatest threats to modern society. Their impacts on the natural systems and communities have brought about irreparable harm, and finding ways to address this is of paramount importance. Corporate Social Responsibility programs have been largely ineffective at producing institutional change, largely because the underlying framework for success has been neglected. By working to increase environmental education among students as well as consumers, and implementing more uniform national and international policies governing corporate activity, businesses can enter into a new era of sustainability.
Recommended Citation
Osuna, Eric, "Exploring the Drivers of CSR and Creating a Sustainable Corporate Institution: Environmental Education, Politics, and Business Practices" (2013). Student Theses 2001-2013. 9.
https://research.library.fordham.edu/environ_theses/9
