Titlebook: Corporate Social Responsibility in Finland; Origins, Characteris Laura Olkkonen,Anne Quarshie Book 2019 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and T

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Qian Li,Qian Zhou,Wei Chen,Lei Zhaoaxpayers that supported the society by offering employment and making investments. While CSR in Finnish companies has traditionally been rather implicit, especially domestically, CSR became important early on from the point of view of Finnish state-level goals on competitiveness and innovation.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-34444-2 forms of soft law regulation and co-regulation, including domestic and international initiatives to support the engagement of companies and entrepreneurs in corporate responsibility and sustainability.

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Matthieu Viry,Marlène Villanovand and K Group, a leading Finnish retailer, as an illustration of the shift from conflictual interactions to increasingly collaborative and deep-level NGO-business partnerships. The chapter ends with a discussion on the unique role of trade unions in Finnish CSR.

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Book 2019iness responsibility and stakeholder thinking. The first part of the book traces the origins of Finnish CSR from paternalism at the beginning of industrialization to the start of the welfare state. The second part discusses the characteristics of Finnish CSR in light of the cultural and societal con

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Finnish Paternalism at the Start of the Industrial Revolutionera of the owner-managers that were central figures in the emerging factory communities. Especially in these roles, the owner-managers engaged in some of the earliest activities of social responsibility that provided the communities of workers with housing, schools, hospitals, libraries, and public infrastructure.