Designing a model of corporate cultural responsibility in urban policy making

Document Type : Research Article

Authors

1 Associate professor of public policy, University of Tehran

2 PhD in Culture and Communication, Imam Sadeq University

Abstract

Businesses have a tremendous impact on the cultural life of individuals, depending on the type of activity they do, but their responsibility is not commensurate with the extent of the cultural impact they leave. The idea of corporate cultural responsibility provides an answer to this problem, and culture as a way of life is especially highlighted in it. The purpose of this study is to express the necessity, dimensions and pattern of cultural responsibility in urban policy making. The article is based on a reasoning and normative approach and using the method of policy analysis and data collection has been done by documentary study. Corporate cultural responsibility (CCR) in a narrow sense of culture, through supporting the dissemination of cultural services and products, and in a broader sense of culture, through respect and recognition of the way of life of the parties to economic activities, expanding intercultural relations and promoting dialogue International culture is done. At the macro level, international cultural dialogue is also the most important achievement of corporate cultural responsibility.

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