종교의 사회적 책임의 ISO 26000 이해관계자 모델 적용 연구

There is a demand for social roles and responsibilities for religion amid the various social crises facing modern society. This study examines the role of religion in sustainable development and social responsibility, which has emerged as a major issue since the 20th century. Because sustainable development can be resolved through cooperation around the world, ISO 26000 guidelines, an international standard for social responsibility, have been prepared, and companies and social organizations are participating in cooperative governance for social responsibility. In this context, this study explored the social responsibility model of religion as applied to ISO 26000. As an alternative, two track models of religious social responsibility based on stakeholders in ISO 26000 were presented. The two track model establishes a social responsibility guideline based on the narrow stakeholders and broader stakeholders, and these two tracks can be organically linked through an integrated stakeholder council in which all stakeholders participate. Here, the social responsibility guidelines centered on the broader stakeholder can be linked with ISO 26000. Through the application of this two track model, the objectivity and credibility of religion can be recognized by society while maintaining the uniqueness of religion and fulfilling the social responsibility of religion.