The emergence of corporate social responsibility in Chile: The importance of authenticity and social networks

Business & Economics

• Social Networks 91%
• Chile 84%
• Authenticity 73%
• Corporate Social Responsibility 65%
• Multinational Companies 27%
• Consumer Demand 13%
• Government Regulation 13%
• Developed Countries 13%
• Network Theory 13%
• Multiple Stakeholders 11%
• Knowledge Gap 10%
• Domestic Firms 10%
• Non-governmental Organisations (NGOs) 9%
• Geography 8%
• Centrality 8%
• In-depth Interviews 8%
• World Wide Web 6%

Arts & Humanities

• Chile 84%
• Authenticity 73%
• Social Networks 70%
• Corporate Social Responsibility 65%
• Multinational Companies 44%
• Government Regulation 13%
• Network Theory 11%
• Non-governmental Organisations (NGOs) 9%
• Impetus 9%
• Consumer Demand 9%
• Geography 8%
• Centrality 8%
• Rivals 8%
• In-depth Interviews 8%
• World Wide Web 8%
• Stakeholders 5%

Social Sciences

• corporate social responsibility 100%
• authenticity 84%
• Chile 77%
• social network 65%
• Government regulation 11%
• knowledge gap 10%
• non-governmental organization 9%
• driver 7%
• firm 7%
• geography 6%
• stakeholder 6%
• demand 6%
• leader 6%
• Internet 5%
• interview 4%
• literature 3%