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Backlash hits business ethics: Finding effective strategies for communicating the importance of corporate social responsibility
Journal of Business Ethics
2008 : MAR (I/II), VOL. 78:1-2, p. 17-24
 2008 Stoll, M. L.
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Accountability arrangements in non-state standards organizations: Instrumental design and imitation
Organization
2008 : JUL, VOL. 15:4, p. 563-583
 2008 Gulbrandsen, L.H.
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Corporate social reporting and stakeholder accountability: the missing link
Accounting, Organizations and Society
2007 : OCT/NOV, VOL. 32:7-8, p. 649-667
 2007 Cooper, S.M.
Owen, D.L.
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The use of marketing metrics by British fundraising charities: a survey of current practice.
Journal of Marketing Management
2007 : VOL. 23:9-10
 2007 Bennett, R.
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Theory into practice: meditations on cultures af accountability and interdisciplinary in marketing research
Journal of Marketing Management
2007 : VOL 23:5-6, p.395-409
 2007 Brownlie, D.
Hewer, P.
Ferguson, P.
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Annual general meetings—rituals of closure or ideal speech situations? A dual analysis
Scandinavian Journal of Management
2007 : JUN, VOL. 23:2, p. 168-190
 2007 Catasus, B.
Johed, G.
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Customer focus - an accountability dilemma
European Accounting Review
2007 : VOL. 16:1, p. 143-171
 2007 Cäker, M.
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Capitalist accountability and the British Industrial Revolution: The Carron Company, 1759-circa. 1850
Accounting, Organizations and Society
2006 : NOV, VOL. 31:8, p. 687-734
 2006 Bryer, R.
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Accountability and auditors' materiality judgments: the effects of differential pressure strength on conservatism, variability, and effort
Accounting, Organizations and Society
2006 : JUL/AUG, VOL. 31:4-5, p. 373-390
 2006 DeZoort, T.
Harrison, P.
Taylor, M.
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A typology of moral problems in business: a framework for ethical management
Journal of Business Ethics
2006 : DEC I, VOL. 69:2, p. 133-147
 2006 Geva, A.
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