Comparison and Contrast Between Corporate Social Responsibility and Corporate Social Innovation

Noteworthy issues encountered by the business world have been nailed through corporate social responsibility (CSR) and corporate social innovation (CSI). Nevertheless, several issues remain to be addressed through comparative studies and the integration of both concepts. However, research comparing both concepts has not been comprehensively examined. This article explores how CSR and CSI are executed in integrating diverse key components of an organization and how they vary in practice. A systematic literature review was conducted to provide a comprehensive comparison. Thirty articles were systematically selected and thematically analyzed. The significance of CSR and CSI practices shows that CSR is business-oriented with organizational goals; in contrast, CSI collaborates with various social aspects. This article contributes to a true historical account of CSR and CSI visions from evolution to organizational implementation with comparison and contrast based on the literature.