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Howard Bowen's landmark book Social Responsibilities of the Businessman launched the modern era of significant, serious writings on the topic. As its title suggests, there were few businesswomen during this period, but this book is essential to men and women alike in business and academe today. In this classic volume, Bowen posed the question that has been driving the field of corporate social responsibility (CSR) for over half a century: What responsibilities to society may businesspeople reasonably be expected to assume? This seminal book should be number one on everyone's reading list in social responsibility, corporate citizenship, and sustainability today. I am thrilled that it is being republished so that everyone now can get their own copy. --Archie B. Carroll, professor emeritus of management, Terry College of Business, University of Georgia Howard Bowen s landmark book Social Responsibilities of the Businessman launched the modern era of significant, serious writings on the topic. As its title suggests, there were few businesswomen during this period, but this book is essential to men and women alike in business and academe today. In this classic volume, Bowen posed the question that has been driving the field of corporate social responsibility (CSR) for over half a century: What responsibilities to society may businesspeople reasonably be expected to assume? This seminal book should be number one on everyone s reading list in social responsibility, corporate citizenship, and sustainability today. I am thrilled that it is being republished so that everyone now can get their own copy. Archie B. Carroll, professor emeritus of management, Terry College of Business, University of Georgia Howard Bowen's landmark book Social Responsibilities of the Businessman launched the modern era of significant, serious writings on the topic. As its title suggests, there were few businesswomen during this period, but this book is essential to men and women alike in business and academe today. In this classic volume, Bowen posed the question that has been driving the field of corporate social responsibility (CSR) for over half a century: What responsibilities to society may businesspeople reasonably be expected to assume? This seminal book should be number one on everyone's reading list in social responsibility, corporate citizenship, and sustainability today. I am thrilled that it is being republished so that everyone now can get their own copy. --Archie B. Carroll, professor emeritus of management, Terry College of Business, University of Georgia Howard Bowen s landmark book Social Responsibilities of the Businessman launched the modern era of significant, serious writings on the topic. As its title suggests, there were few businesswomen during this period, but this book is essential to men and women alike in business and academe today. In this classic volume, Bowen posed the question that has been driving the field of corporate social responsibility (CSR) for over half a century: What responsibilities to society may businesspeople reasonably be expected to assume? This seminal book should be number one on everyone s reading list in social responsibility, corporate citizenship, and sustainability today. I am thrilled that it is being republished so that everyone now can get their own copy. Archie B. Carroll, professor emeritus of management, Terry College of Business, University of Georgia

Howard Bowen s landmark book Social Responsibilities of the Businessman launched the modern era of significant, serious writings on the topic. As its title suggests, there were few businesswomen during this period, but this book is essential to men and women alike in business and academe today. In this classic volume, Bowen posed the question that has been driving the field of corporate social responsibility (CSR) for over half a century: What responsibilities to society may businesspeople reasonably be expected to assume? This seminal book should be number one on everyone s reading list in social responsibility, corporate citizenship, and sustainability today. I am thrilled that it is being republished so that everyone now can get their own copy. Archie B. Carroll, professor emeritus of management, Terry College of Business, University of Georgia

Howard Bowen's landmark book Social Responsibilities of the Businessman launched the modern era of significant, serious writings on the topic. As its title suggests, there were few businesswomen during this period, but this book is essential to men and women alike in business and academe today. In this classic volume, Bowen posed the question that has been driving the field of corporate social responsibility (CSR) for over half a century: What responsibilities to society may businesspeople reasonably be expected to assume? This seminal book should be number one on everyone's reading list in social responsibility, corporate citizenship, and sustainability today. I am thrilled that it is being republished so that everyone now can get their own copy. --Archie B. Carroll, professor emeritus of management, Terry College of Business, University of Georgia

""Howard Bowen's landmark book Social Responsibilities of the Businessman launched the modern era of significant, serious writings on the topic. As its title suggests, there were few businesswomen during this period, but this book is essential to men and women alike in business and academe today. In this classic volume, Bowen posed the question that has been driving the field of corporate social responsibility (CSR) for over half a century: What responsibilities to society may businesspeople reasonably be expected to assume? This seminal book should be number one on everyone's reading list in social responsibility, corporate citizenship, and sustainability today. I am thrilled that it is being republished so that everyone now can get their own copy.""--Archie B. Carroll, professor emeritus of management, Terry College of Business, University of Georgia

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Howard R. Bowen (1908–1989) was an American economist who became president of Grinnell College (1955–1964), the University of Iowa (1964–1969), and Claremont Graduate University (1970–1971), all in the USA. He wrote fourteen books and more than 300 articles, and received more than twenty honorary doctorate degrees.

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