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MINISTRY OF EDUCATION AND SCIENCE OF UKRAINE NATIONAL TECHNICAL UNIVERSITY OF UKRAINE

MINISTRY OF EDUCATION AND SCIENCE OF UKRAINE NATIONAL TECHNICAL UNIVERSITY OF UKRAINE "KIEV POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE" Faculty of Management and Marketing Open Science Workshop. TRADITION AND NEW HORIZONS: TOWARDS THE CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY. 12/10/12. K yiv - 2012.

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MINISTRY OF EDUCATION AND SCIENCE OF UKRAINE NATIONAL TECHNICAL UNIVERSITY OF UKRAINE

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  1. MINISTRY OF EDUCATION AND SCIENCE OF UKRAINE NATIONAL TECHNICAL UNIVERSITY OF UKRAINE "KIEV POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE" Faculty of Management and Marketing Open Science Workshop TRADITION AND NEW HORIZONS: TOWARDS THE CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY 12/10/12 Kyiv - 2012

  2. №1. Tradition and new horizons: towards the corporate social responsibility. • Simchenko N. O. • Lazar Y. V. • №2.Features of corporate social responsibility in Ukraine • Malyk I. P. • №3.History of Corporate Social Responsibility • ZinchenkoDaryna –(UZ-02) • ChulkovaOleksandra – (UZ-01) • Abramov Dmytro – (UI-01) • Zarechna Karina – (UV-02) • Pyrojenko Y. – (UV-92) • №4.Definitions of Corporate Social Responsibility • VolvachOleksiy –(UZ-02) • Mihailenko Iryna – (UZ-01) • EfimenkoBohdana – (UI-01) • BogmaMaryna – (UV-01) • Fam T. – (UV-92)

  3. №5.Evolution of Corporate Social Responsibility • Ripenko Yana – (UZ-02) • AbbeMickael • №6.Corporate SocialResponsibility and Financial performance • Lysenko Anastasiya – (UI-01) • №7.Corporate SocialResponsibility and Corporate Culture • Lutay Olga – (UI-01) • Ignatenko O. – (UV-92) • №8.The impactofcorporatesocialresponsibility on employeeattitudes and behaviors • Payun Yana – (UV-01) • №9.Corporate Socialresponcicility and profitability • BrovkoValeriya – (UZ-01)

  4. №10. Contemporary attitudestoward CSR • Kotova Nataliya – (UZ-01) • №11.Arguments in favourof Corporate SocialResponsibility • Osmanova Diana – (UZ-02) • GorobetsValeriya – (UI-01) • Shybalko E. – (UV-92) • Gorbachenko A. – (UV-92) • №12.Arguments against Corporate Social Responsibility • Skrypnyk Igor – (UZ-02) • Vasylyuk Oleksandr – (UI-01) • Opanasenko Olena – (UV-01) • №13.Faces of Corporate Social Responsibility (Economic Needs, Legal Needs, Ethical Needs, Discretionary Needs) • HomykNataliya – (UV-01)

  5. №14.Corporate Social Responsibility and Investors • Duhota N. – (UV-92) • ButrykOleksandr – (UV-01) • Lukash Victoria – postgraduate student of management • №15.Corporate Socіаl Responsibility and Employer Attractiveness • BashynskaAlena – UV-91 • Julia Wolf – UV-91 • Vyborna Victoria – UV-91 • №16. Stockholders versus stakeholders. Corporate image and reputation • MeliksetyanLilit – (UZ-01)

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