search query: @indexterm Social responsibility / total: 844
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Who are the stakeholders now? An empirical examination of the Mitchell, Agle, and Wood theory of stakeholder salience
Journal of Business Ethics
2008 : DEC, VOL. 83:2 p. 177-192
 2008 Magness, V.
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Corporate social responsibility and firm size
Journal of Business Ethics
2008 : DEC I, VOL. 83:2, p. 167-175
 2008 Udayasankar, K.
309.
A history of Scandinavian socially responsible investing
Journal of Business Ethics
2008 : NOV I, VOL. 82:4, p. 969-983
 2008 Bengtsson, E.
310.
How can a ratings-based method for assessing corporate social responsibility (CSR) provide an incentive to firms excluded from socially responsible investment indices to invest in CSR?
Journal of Business Ethics
2008 : NOV I, VOL. 82:4, p. 899-905
 2008 Adam, A.M.
Shavit, T.
311.
The political roots of corporate social responsibility
Journal of Business Ethics
2008 : NOV I, VOL. 82:4, p. 807-819
 2008 Detomasi, D.A.
312.
Multinational corporations and local communities: A critical analysis of conflict
Journal of Business Ethics
2008 : NOV I, VOL. 82:4, p. 793-805
 2008 Calvano, L.
313.
Implementing responsible business behavior from a strategic management perspective: Developing a framework for Austrian SMEs
Journal of Business Ethics
2008 : OCT I, VOL. 82:2, p. 463-475
 2008 Avram, D.O.
Kühne, S.
314.
The worth of values - A literature review on the relation between corporate social and financial performance
Journal of Business Ethics
2008 : OCT I, VOL. 82:2, p. 407-424
 2008 Beurden, P. van
Gössling, T.
315.
CSR, transparency and the role of intermediate organisations
Journal of Business Ethics
2008 : OCT I, VOL. 82:2, p. 391-406
 2008 Dubbink, W.
Graafland, J.
Liedekerke, L. van
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Corporate social responsibility of the most highly reputed European and North American firms
Journal of Business Ethics
2008 : OCT I, VOL. 82:2, p. 379-390
 2008 Sotorrio, L.L.
Sanchez, J.L.F.
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