In graduate thesis there are two models of socially responsible business researched: Anglo-Saxon applicable in the United States and the European model. Their specialties are also explored in the context of communicating with the environment. The problem being investigated is the appropriateness of implementing certain forms of communication of social responsibility within a given business environment and determining the difference between the Anglo-Saxon and European model of communicating socially responsible business. The relevant data for the thesis work were handled with the help of historical methods of scientific research, descriptive methods, comparative methods, classification methods, induction and deduction methods, methods of analysis and synthesis, compilation methods and classification methods. The conducted research has shown the diversity of the Anglo-Saxon and European model of social responsibility. The Anglo-Saxon model is a liberal-market model of corporate social responsibility, which implies the minimum role of the public sector in this area, while at the same time playing an important role in legislative and other legal instruments to ensure compliance with treaties and agreements, both nationally and internationally, which is the theme of responsible corporate behavior. On the other hand, in the European model, the institutions of the European Union have an important role to play in promoting social responsibility development and striving to create universal guidelines for the management of corporate social responsibility communication.