Corporate social monitoring in South Africa: A decade of achievement, an uncertain future
Corporate social monitoring has reached its most systematic form and has had the most practical impact with regard to companies doing business in South Africa. The Sullivan Principles have guided the monitoring system for U.S. companies, of which about 166 remain in South Africa and about 140 have w...
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1989
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Journal of business ethics
Year: 1989, Volume: 8, Issue: 6, Pages: 463-469 |
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Monitoring Effort
B Systematic Form B Economic Climate B Monitoring System B Economic Growth |
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