| Summary: | 碩士 === 國立中山大學 === 中國與亞太區域研究所 === 102 === The Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) is one of corporations’ social functions through which, the demand of stakeholders is satisfied. Since the 1980s, the Stakeholder Theory has become the focal point of discussion over CSR, thus people
tend to evaluate corporations by reviewing the implementation of CSR in a higher
standard.
Recently, China has become a vital role of global finance and industry chains, and has become the world’s largest country in terms of automobile production and marketing. As the core of China’s manufacturing, automobile industry possesses huge influence over the national economic growth and the promotion of living standards. In the wake of the rising confrontation of business interests and public interests the automobile industry’s implementation of CSR has turned out to be an increasingly important issue of China.
The paper began by analyzing the CSR of state-owned enterprises in the context
of the development of China’s economic model from the period of Chinese traditional
planned economy to the present shaped by the economic reform with the open policy
for foreign direct investment (FDI), then continued to analyze the internalization of
CSR and how CSR changes in China. By case studies and according to Chinese
Academy of Social Sciences (CASS)- built index systems to evaluate the similarities
and differences in the implementation of CSR by state-owned enterprises, private
enterprises and cross-national companies of the automobile industry. Wish this could
be a referable resource for promoting performance of enterprise social responsibility
and a virtuous cycle of a harmonious society.
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