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Archive | 2015

Liberal CSR and New Marxist Criticism

Kristian Høyer Toft

The term ‘corporate social responsibility’ (CSR) is considered by the new Marxist left to be a self-defeating oxymoron. In this chapter, the new Marxist challenge to CSR as a meaningful, coherent concept and practice is discussed. In the wake of the financial crisis the critique from the Marxist-inspired left tends to replace the scepticism of the libertarian right (Friedman 1970). The legitimacy of business in society is at stake, and the critical left is well placed to debunk the integrity of business’s claim to social responsibility.


Wageningen Academic Publishers | 2007

Sustainable food production and ethics

Kristian Høyer Toft


Journal of Agricultural & Environmental Ethics | 2012

GMOs and Global Justice: Applying Global Justice Theory to the Case of Genetically Modified Crops and Food

Kristian Høyer Toft


Journal of Agricultural & Environmental Ethics | 2013

Are Land Deals Unethical? The Ethics of Large-Scale Land Acquisitions in Developing Countries

Kristian Høyer Toft


Environmental Ethics | 2013

The Human Rights Approach to Climate Change: An Overview

Kristian Høyer Toft


IARU International Scientific Congress: Climate Change, Global Risks, Challenges and Decisions | 2009

Global justice and climate change

Kristian Høyer Toft


Archive | 2017

Anvendt filosofi og pluralisme

Kristian Høyer Toft


EGOS, 2017 | 2017

Connecting political csr and the organization

Kristian Høyer Toft


4th Workshop on Business Ethics, Brussels, Belgium | 2017

Climate change as a business and human rights issue

Kristian Høyer Toft


Samfundslitteratur | 2016

Metode i normativ politisk teori

Kristian Høyer Toft

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