Affiliation:
1. Instituto Tecnológico de Sonora
Abstract
As part of the strategies that companies implement to stay current and comply with international guidelines is social responsibility. The objective of this research is to analyze the factors of social responsibility that lead to the construction of the organizational legitimacy of companies in Ciudad Obregón. The importance of this research focuses on verifying to what extent the social responsibility activities carried out by companies lead to legitimization. As part of the intellectual merit and the contribution that this research intends to make to knowledge is the quantitative measurement of the organizational legitimacy variable, this variable has been measured in studies that come from European countries, so it is intended to analyze the variable in this country. The research is non-experimental quantitative, cross-sectional correlational, the hypotheses of this study will be verified through the structural equation model (SEM). Among the findings identified, it is found that legitimacy is explained by 45% by the dimensions of social responsibility of socially responsible companies in Ciudad Obregón, identifying that the social activities they promote are the key factor for the perception of the legitimacy of said companies.
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