The size of social benefit of corporate social responsibility projects in the local sense: Kocaeli example
2010
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Advisor: Prof. Dr. Ali Seyyar
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Social responsibility projects, particularly in companies that add value to the brand image has become one of the important activities. In this context, the social need for elimination of the proliferation of projects is good development. Exclusively social benefits only to know what is the most important criteria of social responsibility.This thesis? objective is to examine the dimension of the social benefits of social responsibility projects in Kocaeli and offer sample ideas in the local sense.While this study is done, social responsibility are described in the brodest sense and social responsilibility projects has been criticized from the perspective of benefits, errors and omissions.End of the study, local governments made it their social responsibility projects in their areas according to national and local governments to be more useful for public participation in social responsibility projects to reach the maximum level of social benefits when they realized the truth emerges.
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Dr. Ata Harman
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Sakarya University
Çalışma Ekonomisi ve Sosyal Siyaset Bilim Dalı
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Ata Harman (Master Thesis). The size of social benefit of corporate social responsibility projects in the local sense: Kocaeli example, 2010, Sakarya University, İşletme Bölümü.
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