Corporate Social Responsibility through Charitable Foundations - Anagnostopoulos, Christos
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Professional teams are now modifying their organisational structure by establishing foundations tasked with delivering their corporate social responsibility (CSR) content. These structural changes inevitably bring in new organisational actors who influence the actual implementation of CSR in this business context. Organisational complexity is therefore increasing regarding CSR, as is the need to capture its elements at both cross-organisational and individual levels. This is especially important given that, unlike mainstream (corporate) foundations that deal directly with a parent company,…mehr

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Professional teams are now modifying their organisational structure by establishing foundations tasked with delivering their corporate social responsibility (CSR) content. These structural changes inevitably bring in new organisational actors who influence the actual implementation of CSR in this business context. Organisational complexity is therefore increasing regarding CSR, as is the need to capture its elements at both cross-organisational and individual levels. This is especially important given that, unlike mainstream (corporate) foundations that deal directly with a parent company, professional sport leagues often mandate the implementation of CSR through central funding mechanisms. This in turn emphasises the intricacy of the process and the dynamics amongst organisational actors at various levels. This book attempted to address this complexity by examining the managerial decision-making process in the organisational context of charitable foundations established by English professional football clubs.
Autorenporträt
Dr Christos Anagnostopoulos teaches (sport) management at University of Central Lancashire (Cyprus) and at Molde University College (Norway). He holds a PhD from Coventry University and a Master¿s by Research in Sport Management & Business of Football from Birkbeck, University of London.