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Business Ethics and Corporate Social Policy: Reflections on an Intellectual Journey, 1964-1996, and Beyond
Business and Society 37 (1):7-39 (1998)
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This article reviews the development of business ethics and corporate social policy from the perspective of a long-time major in the field.Other Versions
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