Missing the Forest for the Trees
从马克思主义制度主义视角批判企业社会责任概念，指出其在理论一致性、经验显著性、规范可行性和权力/知识方面存在问题，认为它只在缺乏对资本主义政治经济历史理解时才成立，但作为意识形态对利益相关者有实质影响。
This article critiques the concept and discourse of social responsibility in terms of theoretical coherence, empirical salience, normative viability, and power/knowledge implications from a Marxist-institutionalist perspective. The social responsibility concept and discourse is found to be problematic along each of the above dimensions. The basic point can be stated succinctly: The concept and discourse of social responsibility are viable only in the absence of a historically grounded understanding of capitalist political economy. At the same time, however, the article argues that social responsibility constitutes an influential ideology with material implications for stakeholder groups.