This paper analyzes the concept of international business and the concept of social responsibility. Coca-Cola's analysis of corporate social responsibility aims to investigate whether the company operates socially responsible internationally. The very concept of international business is business that takes place between two countries, or outside the borders of a particular country. Types of international business are import or export of products / services, international transport, and foreign investment. Also international business can be divided into export / import, licensing, franchising, outsourcing and foreign direct investment. Social responsibility is the action of individuals or companies, and that action is in the interest of the environment of those individuals or companies. Corporate social responsibility is a self-regulating business model based on which companies become more responsible towards themselves, their stakeholders and the wider community. In addition to profitability goals, companies include environmental and social goals. The very concept of corporate social responsibility originated in the 1950s in the United States, and corporate social responsibility began to be strategically applied at the end of the century. Coca-Cola is one of the largest multinational companies, and the largest producer and seller of soft drinks. Numerous controversies and accusations of social irresponsibility are related to the company's operations. With the aim of strengthening its own reputation, the company has launched numerous socially responsible business programs at the international and local levels.