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Corporate Social Responsibility in Latin America: An Overview of Its Characteristics and Effects on Local Communities


Roberto Gutiérrez


Universidad de los Andes

Audra Jones


The Inter-American Foundation


CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY IN ASIA AND LATIN AMERICA, Manuel Cotreras, ed., Washington: Inter-American Development Bank, 2004

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This chapter provides an overview of the development of corporate social responsibility (CSR) practices in Latin America to understand the impact these practices have had on communities. We will review the research and practice of CSR in Latin America, then highlight successful and unsuccessful community development experiences resulting from CSR activities.

The focus is on communities composed of low-income populations and the lessons learned from their experiences. The final sections describe current CSR trends in Latin America and the research that needs to be done.

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Date posted: October 22, 2007  

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Gutiérrez, Roberto and Jones, Audra, Corporate Social Responsibility in Latin America: An Overview of Its Characteristics and Effects on Local Communities. Available at SSRN: http://ssrn.com/abstract=1018674

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Roberto Gutiérrez (Contact Author)
Universidad de los Andes ( email )
Bogota
Colombia
571.334.4949 (Phone)
571.332.4551 (Fax)
Audra Jones
The Inter-American Foundation
United States
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