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Corporate Social Responsibility and Sustainability Development Mapping: Practical Application Beer and Nigel Roome Model

In: A Casebook of Strategic Corporate Social Responsibility

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  • Santosh Basavaraj

    (CHRIST (Deemed To Be University))

  • Sreelakshmi. P

    (CHRIST (Deemed To Be University))

Abstract

Toyota is one of the highly appreciated companies for CSR performance in India. The central theme of this research paper is to apply Beer’s and Nigel Roome model of sustainability to the Japanese automobile manufacturer operating in India. In the first part of analysis, we have discussed the relevance of Beer’s model to the Toyota CSR activity. In the second part of analysis, we make an effort to take forward the work of Basavaraj et al. (2018) who framed the questionnaire to map the Nigel Roome model to Toyota CSR case. The contribution of this case is to bring the new dimension in data presentation and analysis of Roome theoretical model on weak sustainability versus strong sustainability. The case analysis provides new insights for CSR managers to map their performance pictorially using Tableau software. Finally, we conclude, Toyota follows significant components of cybernetic model. Due to conscious effort of Toyota, India has positioned itself substantially well in the CSR ranking.

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  • Santosh Basavaraj & Sreelakshmi. P, 2022. "Corporate Social Responsibility and Sustainability Development Mapping: Practical Application Beer and Nigel Roome Model," CSR, Sustainability, Ethics & Governance, in: Ananda Das Gupta (ed.), A Casebook of Strategic Corporate Social Responsibility, pages 11-38, Springer.
    • Handle: RePEc:spr:csrchp:978-981-16-5719-1_2
    DOI: 10.1007/978-981-16-5719-1_2
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