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Chapter 1: The Impact of Corporate Characteristics on Social Responsibility and Environmental Disclosures in Turkish Listed Companies.- Chapter 2: Sustainable Business Practice in the Construction Business.- Chapter 3: Integrated Sustainability and Social Responsibility Communication.- Chapter 4: A Framework to Evaluate the Indicators of Corporate Social Responsibility :In the Car Sector Using a Fuzzy MCDM Approach, A Case Study in France.- Chapter 5: The Role of Corporate Social Responsibility in Modern Business in The Republic Of Serbia.- Chapter 6: The Features Of Transparency And Accountability In Selected Foundation Or Nonprofits Organization In Malaysia: What Attracts The Public To Donate?. Chapter 7: Reputation Indicators Of Participating Companies To Un Global Compact.- Chapter 8: The "Meraki" People ...From A Lady's Vision To Its Sustainable Implementation.- Chapter 9: Are Sustainability Disclosures Fraudulent?.- Chapter 10: Social Responsibility Reputation of Brands: A Strategic Approach.- Chapter 11: A Conceptual Analysis of CSR Definitions.- Chapter 12: Social Responsibility and Corporate Social Responsibility: Local, National and International Issues.- Chapter 13: CSR communication through the lens of new media.- Chapter 14: Creation of BoP Entrepreneurs: A Conduit towards Sustainable Development in Bangladesh.- Chapter 15: Conflict On Corporate Social Responsibility Concept And Role Of Business Ethics On Environmental Protection.- Chapter 16: The Convergence of Corporate Governance and Corporate Social Responsibility: An Emerging Paradigm for the Role of Business in a Changing Society.- Chapter 17: Corporate Social Responsibility: Philanthropy's New ROI.- Chapter 18: Sustainable Supply Chain and the Cultural Matter.- Chapter 19: The Role of Empathy in Sustainability and Corporate Social Responsibility of Chinese Government Owned Multinational Enterprises and Foreign Multinational Enterprises in China.
Chapter 1: The Impact of Corporate Characteristics on Social Responsibility and Environmental Disclosures in Turkish Listed Companies.- Chapter 2: Sustainable Business Practice in the Construction Business.- Chapter 3: Integrated Sustainability and Social Responsibility Communication.- Chapter 4: A Framework to Evaluate the Indicators of Corporate Social Responsibility :In the Car Sector Using a Fuzzy MCDM Approach, A Case Study in France.- Chapter 5: The Role of Corporate Social Responsibility in Modern Business in The Republic Of Serbia.- Chapter 6: The Features Of Transparency And Accountability In Selected Foundation Or Nonprofits Organization In Malaysia: What Attracts The Public To Donate?. Chapter 7: Reputation Indicators Of Participating Companies To Un Global Compact.- Chapter 8: The "Meraki" People ...From A Lady's Vision To Its Sustainable Implementation.- Chapter 9: Are Sustainability Disclosures Fraudulent?.- Chapter 10: Social Responsibility Reputation of Brands: A Strategic Approach.- Chapter 11: A Conceptual Analysis of CSR Definitions.- Chapter 12: Social Responsibility and Corporate Social Responsibility: Local, National and International Issues.- Chapter 13: CSR communication through the lens of new media.- Chapter 14: Creation of BoP Entrepreneurs: A Conduit towards Sustainable Development in Bangladesh.- Chapter 15: Conflict On Corporate Social Responsibility Concept And Role Of Business Ethics On Environmental Protection.- Chapter 16: The Convergence of Corporate Governance and Corporate Social Responsibility: An Emerging Paradigm for the Role of Business in a Changing Society.- Chapter 17: Corporate Social Responsibility: Philanthropy's New ROI.- Chapter 18: Sustainable Supply Chain and the Cultural Matter.- Chapter 19: The Role of Empathy in Sustainability and Corporate Social Responsibility of Chinese Government Owned Multinational Enterprises and Foreign Multinational Enterprises in China.
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