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Lloyd Sandelands2008

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The Business of Business is the Human Person: Lessons from the Catholic Social Tradition

Lloyd Sandelands

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Ethics in Business and Education Historical Economic and Legal Thought Reformed Theology and Governance

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Published2008-04-21

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ISSN-L0167-4544

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