Integrating CSI with CSR: A Systematic Literature Review and Case Study Analysis
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.19910417Keywords:
corporate social responsibility; corporate social innovation; strategic CSR; systematic literature review; case studyAbstract
Corporate social responsibility (CSR) and corporate social innovation (CSI), both assist organisations in tackling social issues, but the interrelation of these two paradigms is yet a topic of debate in the literature. This paper aims to find the connection that exists between CSR and CSI, and specifically to answer whether CSI is an update to CSR, a replacement for CSR, or a different concept from CSR. A combined systematic literature review and case study method have been used. From the thematic analysis based on a systematic literature review, it was found that for creating shared value and sustainable advantage, CSI should be connected with CSR, as a significant element of CSR. This strategic interrelation has also been demonstrated by real-world cases. This assists policymakers and management by providing more strategic insights about the social dimension of business which is more sustainable and strategically advantageous