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Oil transnational corporations: corporate social responsibility and environmental sustainability
Corporate Social Responsibility and Environmental management
2008 : JUL/AUG, VOL. 15:4, p. 210-222
 2008 Edoho, F.M.
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Work-family conflict and facilitation in the hotel industry: a study in Nigeria
Cornell hospitality quarterly: hospitality leadership through learning
2008 : NOV, VOL. 49:4, p. 395-412
 2008 Karatepe, O.M.
Magaji, A.B.
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Problems jostle with promise in bullish Nigeria
Euromoney
2007 : SEP, VOL. 38:461, p. 247, 250, 252, 254, 256, 258
 2007 Wright, R.
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Social investment through community enterprise: The case of multinational corporations involvement in the development of Nigerian water resources
Journal of Business Ethics
2007 : JUN (II), VOL. 73:1, p. 91-101
 2007 Nwankwo, E.
Phillips, N.
Tracey, P.
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Environmental costs and responsibilities resulting from oil exploitation in developing countries: the case of the Niger Delta of Nigeria
Journal of Business Ethics
2006 : NOV II, VOL. 69:1, p. 27-56
 2006 Eweje, G.
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Corporate-community relations in Nigeria's oil industry: challenges and imperatives
Corporate Social Responsibility and Environmental management
2006 : SEP, VOL. 13:4, p. 194-206
 2006 Idemudia, U.
Ite, U. E.
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Paris Club members adapt to new rules
Euromoney
2005 : SEP, VOL. 36:437, p. 206-208, 210, 212
 2005 Salmon, F.
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Multinationals and corporate social responsibility in developing countries: a case study of Nigeria
Corporate Social Responsibility and Environmental management
2004 : MAR, VOL. 11:1, p. 1-11
 2004 Ite, U.E.
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Relating external support, business growth & creating strategies for survival: a comparative case study analyses of small manufacturing firms (SMFs) and entrepreneurs
Small business economics
2004 : MAR, VOL. 22:2, p. 83-109
 2004 Mambula, C.J.
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Nigerian production on target
African Business
2003 : JUL, 289, p. 54-55
 2003 Ford, N.
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