Shared value as new concept in corporations business ethics " Analytical approach"

  • Ishar Kherchi Chlef University
Keywords: creating shared value, business ethics, corporate social responsibility, corporate citizenship, bottom of the pyramid theory, stakeholder theory, Sustainability and Social Entrepreneurship

Abstract

      This study aims to provide shared value creation as a new concept in companies’ business ethics for more moral commitment in companies’ business activity. Based on the descriptive analytical method, we described the concept of shared value and the integration process of shared value into the company strategy and with business ethics. We provided model to create a shared value and we also found that shared value creation is an umbrella for all business ethics concepts.

Key words: creating shared value, business ethics, corporate social responsibility, corporate citizenship, bottom of the pyramid theory, stakeholder theory, Sustainability and Social Entrepreneurship

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Published
2020-06-02
How to Cite
Kherchi, I. (2020). Shared value as new concept in corporations business ethics " Analytical approach". Journal of Excellence for Economics and Management Research, 4(1), 157-172. https://doi.org/10.34118/jeemr.v4i1.763
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Original Article