“… Contract (as) social responsibility (which I will abbreviate ‘KSR’, for reasons explained below) interests me for at least four reasons. First, it may concretize the vague aspirations of ‘corporate social responsibility’ (‘CSR’). Many view CSR as evidence of ‘good governance’, a ‘win-win’ because it suggests that proper stewardship of corporations enables shareholders both to profit and to feel good about it. But, as I hope to suggest in future posts here, CSR as a literature and a theory of action are frustrating …”
Contract (as) Social Responsibility (Part 1): Revenge of the Nerds (2 May)
Contract (as) Social Responsibility (Part 2): Defined Terms (8 May)
Contract (as) Social Responsibility (Part 3): Model Contract Terms (16 May)
Enforce This! Contract (as) Social Responsibility (Part 4) (23 May)
What’s Theory Got To Do With It? Contract Social Responsibility (Part 5) (30 May)
The Sound of Awkward Silence: Contract Social Responsibility (Part 6) (2 June)
[Jonathan Lipson, Concurring Opinions]
First posted 2018-06-03 17:34:03
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