Una revisión bibliométrica de la sustentabilidad social corporativa

Autores/as

  • MiguelÁngel Reyna Castillo Universidad Politécnica de Guanajuato
  • Laura Esther Jiménez Ferretiz Universidad Politécnica de Guanajuato
  • Abel Marí­a Cano Morales Universidad Politécnica de Guanajuato

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.18583/umr.v3i2.118

Palabras clave:

sustentabilidad social, sustentabilidad corporativa, revisión bibliométrica

Resumen

Para los griegos, el desarrollo integral sucedía en la interacción equilibrada del “ocio” (reflexión y cultivo de bienestar humano) y el “nec-ocio” (no-ocio, actividad remunerada). Respondiendo a la invitación del Informe Nuestro Futuro Común las naciones han apostado al desarrollo sostenible de sus organizaciones, procurando prácticas con una triple línea de fondo: desarrollo económico, ambiental y social. Las investigaciones sobre sustenbilidad corporativa de los últimos años tienen el llamado de retomar el “occio” en los “nec-ocios”, es decir, de retomar la sustentabilidad en cuanto a los temas de bienestar social en la actividad administrativa. El objetivo de este trabajo es analizar la sustentabilidad social corporativa a partir de una revisión crítica de la literatura. La metodología fue analítica conceptual apoyada con uso de técnica bibliométrica-hermenéutica. En los hallazgos se observa que una producción limpia no se limita al ambiente sino que también implica temas sociales; la sustentabilidad social presenta un abordaje multidisciplinar y diverso, trayendo consigo contradicciones filosóficas, conceptuales y teóricas. En lo corporativo han habido importantes aportaciones en la últimas décadas, sin embargo, el abordaje de lo social ha sido bajo el sesgo de paradigmas ambientales y/o económicos. Se proponen futuras líneas de investigación y se presentan implicaciones gerenciales así como implicaciones sociales.

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Biografía del autor/a

MiguelÁngel Reyna Castillo, Universidad Politécnica de Guanajuato

Licenciada en Derecho por la UTEC. Maestra de la Enseñanza del Idioma Inglés por la UG. Maestra en Comercio Exterior por la Universidad de Celaya. Especialidad en Marco Jurí­dico del Comercio Exterior por la Universidad Intercontinental y PROMÉXICO.

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2018-09-17

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Reyna Castillo, M., Jiménez Ferretiz, L. E., & Cano Morales, A. M. (2018). Una revisión bibliométrica de la sustentabilidad social corporativa. Management Review, 3(2), 48–60. https://doi.org/10.18583/umr.v3i2.118

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