Cover; Copyright; Title Page; Dedication; Contents; List of Figures; List of Abbreviations; Preface and Acknowledgements; Introduction Towards an Ethnography of Corporate Social Responsibility; Chapter 1 'Let Business Lift Africa Out of Poverty': Global Corporate Citizenship-A New Orthodoxy; Chapter 2 'Mines Are for Men, Not for Money': A History of Giving; Chapter 3 'Proudly South African': A Division of the Spoils; Chapter 4 'HIV/AIDS Is Our Business': Market Logics and Moral Imperatives; Chapter 5 The Moral Economy of Treatment: Corporate Responsibility in the Workplace
Chapter 6 Between the Market and the Gift: Corporate Responsibility in the CommunityChapter 7 Between the Company and the Community: The Limits of Responsibility?; Conclusion Market Myths and Moral Discourse: Corporate Capitalism and the Pursuit of Moral Authority; Notes; References; Index
Summary
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