After a decade of evolution, corporate social responsibility (CSR) is at a crossroads. In "Fade, Transform or Integrate: The Future of CSR," BSR Senior Advisor and co-founder of the Global Reporting Initiative Allen White considers three potential scenarios for the future of CSR and the implications they may hold for business.

"Envisioning the future of CSR presents both a challenge and opportunity for companies seeking tomaintain prosperity in an increasingly complex business environment that is fraught with risk and rich in opportunity," according to White. "Exploring possible futures yields insight into where we find ourselves today and provides guidance about where we would like to be and how to get there," he said.

The brief can be downloaded from BSR's website at www.bsr.org.

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Founded in 1992, Business for Social Responsibility provides advisory and information services to its member companies, the broader global business community and other key CSR stakeholders. For more information, visit www.bsr.org.

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Since 1992, Business for Social Responsibility (BSR) has been providing socially responsible business solutions to many of the world's leading corporations. Headquartered in San Francisco, with offices in Europe and China, BSR is a nonprofit business association that serves its 250 member companies and other Global 1000 enterprises. Through advisory services, convenings and research, BSR works with corporations and concerned stakeholders of all types to create a more just and sustainable global economy. For more information, visit www.bsr.org.

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