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Living corporate citizenship : strategic routes to socially responsible business

Malcolm McIntosh · Deborah Leipziger · Gill Coleman

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Introduction 1: Living Corporate Citizenship 2: From Corporate Social Responsibility to Corporate Citizenship 3: The Boundaries of Corporate Citizenship 4: Corporate Citizenship & NGO's 5: Voluntary Corporate Citizenship Initiatives: The Global Eight 6: The UN Global Compact 7: Company Engagement: Lessons in Learning 8: The Future Appendix 1: Examples of Learning From Nine Selected Company submissions to the UN Global Compact Appendix 2: Recommended reading Appendix 3: Contacts.

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