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The Planetary Bargain: Corporate Social Responsibility Comes of Age

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Corporate Social Responsibility Reporting Environmental Sustainability in Business Corporate Social Responsibility and Sustainability

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What and Why Socially Responsible Enterprises - The Need for a Planetary Bargain - The Seven Azimuths: Who are the Stakeholders ? - Codes of Ethics - SRE in Practice - The Multi-cultural View in Selected Industrialised Countries - Frameworks to Measure SRE - The Theoretical Literature behind Measuring Corporate Performance - Empirical Application of SRE Indicators - Developing Country Implications - Conclusion the Next millennium

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