Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) has become the standard euphemism for the kind of social values most corporations often neglect in their daily practices yet must strive to achieve for all those affected by their policies and actions. From massive anti-globalization protests in Seattle and Genoa, to often violent demonstrations at almost every major national, regional, and international free trade meeting, ordinary citizens and activist groups around the world have come together to demand more transparent and socially-responsible practices from multinational corporations. The sudden collapse of such corporate giants as Enron and Global Crossing, furthermore, have revealed a more disturbing pattern of corporate greed and deception that had gone unchecked for far too long.