CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY IN THE PERSPECTIVE OF THE CATHOLIC CHURCH

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Marulanda Diaz, Diego Alonso [1 ]
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[1] Pontificia Univ Gregoriana, Teol, Rome, Italy
来源
REVISTA CIENCIAS ESTRATEGICAS | 2009年 / 17卷 / 21期
关键词
Social Doctrine of the Church; Theological anthropology; Company; Integral development;
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C93 [管理学];
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12 ; 1201 ; 1202 ; 120202 ;
摘要
The company as organization of people deserves to be thought by the philosophical rationality, by the logic of the social thing and the technician, by the intelligence of the Christian revelation and by the current wisdom of all person. In aim of accounts, because what is in game it is the truth on the dignity of the person. We want to move away of a funcionalista and economicista glance of the modern company, to arrive at the nucleus of its greater understanding: the person like the older patrimony of all company. The problem of the Social Responsibility of the Company it jeopardizes the intrinsic relation that must exist between ethics of the economy and company. Christian Social Teaching is recurrent in the idea to think the company like a community of people who enjoy the same dignity, and who by this the RSE is understood in the material sense of things do not occur (Philanthropy), but the teleological sense to give significatividad to the people that constitute the company, to the society and the same nature. We are convinced that the subject of the RSE is only the form (how) of an essence that warrants greater reflection in the contemporary world of the company: the ethics of the people who constitute the enterprise organizations like foundation of the RSE (what of the subject). Perhaps, it is the newness of the problem here that occupies to us.
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