한국과 일본 자본가 집단의 CSR 정신과 윤리 비교연구

초록

This paper analyzes the evolution of corporate social responsibility in Korea and Japan. In particular, we compare characteristics of the formation of the capitalist group that leads corporate social responsibility by establishing and developing the company, and its change and direction. To this end, we divide the history of capitalism into the following three periods, and analyze the CSR spirit and ethics of representative capitalist groups in each period: ⅰ) pre-capitalism, ⅱ) early capitalism, and ⅲ) modern capitalism. Through this comparison, we have found that the role of social responsibility required by the time period and the adaptation of capitalists to the demands of the new change, beyond the economic class struggle, and the common tradition among the capitalist classes of both Korea and Japan also the ethics of CSR. Its management philosophy and trader spirit has continued. In Korea, the spirit of CSR and its morality were undermined due to the Japanese colonial period. In Japan, the emergence of new capitalists following Japan's demolition of Zaibatsu and Americanization of CSR has appeared.

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