Corporate Social Responsibility: Principles, Practices, and Future Trends serves as a comprehensive resource for understanding CSR’s evolving role in today’s business environment. The book is organized into eight chapters, each covering a crucial aspect of CSR. Beginning with the foundations, it addresses CSR’s history, core concepts, and relevance in modern business. It then explores key CSR models, including the ethical, philanthropic, and stakeholder approaches, and delves into the strategies and practices that companies use to integrate CSR into their operations effectively. The book also examines CSR across different sectors, including manufacturing, services, and SMEs, highlighting unique industry challenges and best practices. Readers will find valuable insights on legal and ethical considerations, engagement strategies with stakeholders, and effective communication methods. In its later chapters, the book tackles critiques and challenges of CSR and discusses future trends, emphasizing technology, globalization, and alignment with Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). This book is an ideal guide for those who want to understand CSR from a practical and strategic perspective, providing insights into how corporations can balance profitability with positive social impact in an ever-evolving global landscape.