Pardon me for a moment while I get grumpy about the ESG/CSR literature

I'm reading a draft law review article corporate social responsibility. It exemplifies a recurring problem I have with the CSR/ESG crowd. They assume that there is a single way of viewing corporate social responsibility; namely, the perspective of limousine liberals. The CSR/ESG crowd never considers that somebody who adheres to, e.g., Catholic social teaching might have very different social priorities than either the Davos crowd or the Occupy Wall Street crowd.