Corporate Social Responsibility - self regulating businesses model

Introduction

Corporate social responsibility (CSR) has been regarded as a self-regulating businesses model that assists the company in being socially accountable not only to itself but also to the stakeholders and public in general (Roy and et.al. 2015). Engaging oneself in CSR is all about the fact that the company carries out its normal course of business but operates in a manner that enhances the society and the environment rather than contributing negatively to it (Clapp and Rowlands, 2014). The present report has thus made an attempt to discuss the Theoretical avenues and the diversity of theoretical concepts in CSR with respect to Dell and also assessing the CSR activities practised by the company. Recommendations have then been given as to how a more sustainable CSR strategy can be developed for the company.