BUSINESS ETHICS FROM THE PERSPECTIVE OF CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSABILITY

This work intends to provide a brief exposition of some concepts frequently used in Business Law nowadays, and subsequently to analyze the relevance of these themes, how they can be employed as a smokescreen to conceal the true interests of business management. In addition, it seeks to discuss ISO 26000, the 2030 Agenda and the correlation of these commitments with business management practices and the commitment to social responsibility.

Finally, yet importantly, it presents the challenge of data analysis since the interest in profit is achieved by companies even when it is not openly defended that this is the organization's priority. Furthermore, the power that information on social networks and social judgment on corporate actions have is a relevant point in terms of strategy and corporate culture. Keywords: Corporate social responsibility, business ethics, corporate conduct duty.