Empowering Students to Engage with Responsible Business Thinking and Practices

Roger Murphy · Namrata Sharma · Jeremy Moon

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The aim of this paper is to both consider what is meant by ‘responsible business’ and to explore pedagogical approaches which have been shown to lead to effective student engagement with this important area of modern business thinking

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