Corporate Social Marketing: state of the art and proposition of a conceptual model
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https://doi.org/10.5007/2175-8077.2013v15n37p37Abstract
The debate about the development of social initiatives by business has usually been linked to the concept of social marketing. Founded on a platform originally linked to State action to solve social problems and attempt to promote change in the population behavior, this conception is reductionist and see the marketing initiative in social matters as synonymous of philanthropy, social responsibility or marketing of social cause. This article focuses on this issue, which is still unresolved theoretically within the discipline, and proposes a new concept for the development of social initiatives by business, which is synthesized in the proposition of a conceptual scheme of social marketing with a corporate character. In this way, it is approached the state of the art and are mentioned backgrounds, managerial issues, landmarks, nomenclature, and categories of corporate social marketing. At the end, the article presents assumptions, taxonomy, basic propositions and a conceptual scheme.Downloads
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