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Corporate Social Responsibility
SIXTH FRAMEWORK PROGRAMME
PRIORITY 7
‘Citizens and Governance in a Knowledge Based
Society’

Understanding and
Responding to Societal
Demands on Corporate
Responsibility
(RESPONSE)
Contract no.: PL 506462

Final Report
DRAFT – Comments Welcome

RESPONSE RESEARCH TEAM:
Maurizio Zollo, INSEAD, Academic Director, MC chair
Valeria Berchicci, INSEAD

Adri Tolstrup, CBSc

Lourdes Casanova, INSEAD, MC member

Katrine Goul Dueholm , CBS

Donal Crilly, INSEAD

Hanne Poulsen, CBS

Maria Gradillas, INSEAD

Antonio Tencati, MC member

Morten Hansen, INSEAD

Francesco Perrini, coord. Bocconi group

Joanne Lawrence, INSEAD

Mario Minoja, U. Bocconi

Sophie Linguri, INSEAD

Stefano Pogutz, U. Bocconi

Susan Schneider, HEC Geneva/INSEAD, MC member Alessandro Zollo, U. Bocconi

Pamela Sloan, HEC Montreal/INSEAD
Michael Yaziji, IMD/INSEAD
Peter Neergaard, coord. CBS, MC member

Wojciech Gasparski, LKA
Anna Lewicka­Strzalecka, LKA
Wolfgang Hackl, Impact
Shantanu Reinhold, Impact

Kai Hockerts, CBS, MC member
Esben Pedersen, CBS

This report is dedicated to the fond memory of:
Janet Bohdanowitz, LKA

Academic Advisory Board

Business Advisory Board

Henri­Claude de Bettignies, CEIBS

Peter Lacy, EABIS

Tom Dunfee, U. Pennsylvania

Gilbert Lenssen, EABIS

Ed Freeman, U. Virginia

Elena Bonfiglioli, Microsoft

Bruce Kogut, INSEAD

Celia Moore, IBM

Eric Orts, U. Pennsylvania

Brigitte Tantawi­Monsou, WBCSD
(formerly, Unilever)

Peter Pruzan, CBS

Frank Welvaert, Johnson & Johnson

David Vogel, U. C. Berkeley

Mark Wade, (formerly) Shell

Jim Walsh, U. Michigan

RESPONSE: understanding and responding to societal demands on corporate responsibility

Contents
Executive summary

6

1 Introduction

12

PART I: CSR AND COGNITIVE ALIGNMENT

15

2 A model of cognitive alignment and social performance

16



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