Corporation is an institution, a unique structure and set of imperatives that direct the actions of people within it. It is also a legal institutions, one whose existence and capacity to operate depend upon the law. Institutions are, of course, composed of people, and much of what follows is based upon original interview with players from the corporate world. The corporation's legally defined mandate is to pursue, relentlessly and without exception. Its own self interest, regardless of the often harmful consequences it might cause to other. For more of us, however, the daily-details of corporate life tend to obscure the bigger picture. Bussines leaders today say their companies care about more than profit and loss, that they feel responsible to society as a whole, not just to their shareholders. Corporate social responsibility is their new creed, a self-conscious corrective to earlier greed-inspired visions of the corporations. But in the same time today, some corporations don't care about what they did to their goal for have profit for they bussiness. Reference 29 : 1984-2006