The 14 essays in this volume examine aspects of corporate social responsibility and corporate governance in Ibero-America, exploring the relationship between organizations, business, and society. Contributors working in business, communication, and other fields in Latin America, Puerto Rico, North America, Europe, and Nigeria consider various types of business and organizations and provide theoretical perspectives on sustainability indices in Latin America, a non-strategic approach to corporate social responsibility, communication policies and practices regarding the management of corporate social responsibility, theories of corporate social responsibility in the hospitality industry, and stakeholder perceptions in the context of economic depression in Spain; empirical perspectives on social media platforms for corporate social responsibility communication, responses to corporate social responsibility appeals in non-prescription drug ads, online communication practices in Portuguese companies, the corporate social responsibility performance of Colombian companies, public relations management as a sustainable foundation in Ecuadorian organizations, and corporate social responsibility practices and programs as a key strategic element in organizational performance; and case studies of the global demand for quinoa and its impact, small and medium-sized businesses, and Brazil.