Industrial Cluster Development and Social Responsibility: From Circular Theory Perspective

Yu Cui; Hao Jiao

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.483.574

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Industrial Cluster Development and Social Responsibility: From Circular Theory Perspective

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From the perspective of the circular economy, the paper considers that the enterprise social responsibility in industrial cluster can be divided into four kinds of social responsibility of consciousness including the legal responsibility, moral responsibility, strategic social responsibility and charitable social responsibility. Moreover, the network behavior of social responsibility of enterprises with interaction is rooted in the enterprise. Finally, the interaction structure among cluster enterprises affects corporate social responsibility behavior choice and social responsibility behavior such as the production of the network, which can promote the information flow of enterprise social responsibility between suppliers, manufacturers and retailers.

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Circular Economy, Enterprise, Industrial Cluster, Social Responsibility

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