Corporate Social Responsibility and Economic Security of Business underMartial Law
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.63393/sbcr.28115473.2025.4.01Keywords:
corporate social responsibility, economic security, business, martial law, employee support, stakeholders, brand promotionAbstract
The martial law in Ukraine has significantly transformed the business
environment, presenting unprecedented challenges for enterprises. In the
context of heightened instability, corporate social responsibility (CSR)
has emerged as a critical tool for ensuring the economic security of
businesses. This study highlights key directions for CSR implementation
during wartime, including employee support, assistance to mobilized
staff, stakeholder engagement in enterprise strategy formation, and brand
promotion. These initiatives not only contribute to business resilience but
also strengthen the social stability and economic security of both companies
and society as a whole.
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