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Corporate interaction, direct investment and regional cooperation in industrializing Asia , pp 193-213: Michael G. Plummer
Corporate Interdependence in the United States: .
Corporate language policy and its implementation in Asia-Pacific business , pp 316-333: Anna J.C. Hsu and Kevin Au
Corporate law and its making - the question of democratic legitimacy , pp 225-257: .
Corporate law and the legal environment of the firm , pp 29-59: .
Corporate Law and the Team Production Problem: Margaret M. Blair
Corporate law coasting in neutral: from egalitarianism, to sustainability, to extinction? , pp 35-55: Michael Galanis
Corporate law in changing times , pp 273-277: Marc Moore and Christopher M. Bruner
Corporate Leniency with Private Information: An Exploratory Example: Joseph E. Harrington
Corporate liability and compliance management systems , pp 105-157: .
Corporate liability regimes: a law and economics analysis , pp 158-196: .
Corporate misconducts relevance to society through everyday misconduct , pp 31-48: Eugene Soltes
Corporate monitors: facilitating an efficient targeted monitoring system , pp 237-259: .
Corporate monitors: the emerging framework of deferred prosecution agreements , pp 203-236: .
Corporate narrative shifts and implications for forecasting: Nicholas Mangee
Corporate Networks of World Cities: Arthur S. Alderson and Jason Beckfield
Corporate Organization, Finance and Innovation , pp 642-668: Masahiko Aoki and Giovanni Dosi
Corporate Performance: .
Corporate philanthropy and ethicality: two opposing notions? , pp 317-353: Bodo B. Schlegelmilch and Ilona Szőcs
Corporate philanthropy: Antecedents, consequences, and implications for corporate governance , pp 192-203: Steve Sauerwald and Weichieh Su
Corporate political activity in Africa: Tahiru Azaaviele Liedong
Corporate politics and the quest for productivity: the British TUC and the politics of industrial productivity, 1947-1960 , pp 44-65: Alan Booth
Corporate Power and State Resistance: Brazil’s Use of TRIPS Flexibilities for its National AIDS Program: Matthew Flynn
Corporate power in the UK: the rise of the corporate elite , pp 64-94: .
Corporate profitability as a determinant of restrictive monetary policy: estimates for the postwar United States , pp 185-197: Gerald Epstein and Juliet B. Schor
Corporate property rights and environmental NGOs’ participation in environmental conflict , pp 360-374: Ying Yin and Xuejiao Niu
Corporate responsibility , pp 13-25: Florian Wettstein
Corporate restructuring: Sung Wook Joh
Corporate restructuring , pp 136-157: .
Corporate Restructuring in the Wake of the Financial Crisis , pp 38-77: Charles Harvie
Corporate restructuring, corporate strategy and European integration , pp 125-158: Jordi Canals
Corporate sense-making and sense-giving of public policies: Onna Malou van den Broek and Jamie Plaatjes
Corporate social (ir-)responsibility - CSR in esports: a strategic bridge to sport for development? , pp 374-385: Jukka Rintamaki, Emily Jane Hayday and Richard Loat
Corporate social irresponsibility: Giulio Nardella
Corporate Social Performance in a Post-transition Context: The Case of Polish Firms: Renata Kaminska-Labbé and Beata Buchelt
Corporate Social Responsibility: .
Corporate social responsibility , pp 135-158: .
Corporate Social Responsibility: Rhys Jenkins
Corporate Social Responsibility and Employment: A Plurality of Configurations: Claude Didry
Corporate social responsibility and how the corporate sector should behave: a case study of New Zealand , pp 243-272: Rashid Zaman and Jia Liu
Corporate social responsibility and sustainable development goals: a study of selected companies in India , pp 288-310: Sumona Ghosh
Corporate social responsibility and the sustainable development goals: a case of South Africa , pp 221-232: Ndangwa Noyoo
Corporate social responsibility and the Sustainable Development Goals: examining Newmont Ghana's community partnership approach: Kwaku Amofah, Michael Gameli Dziwornu and Tomasz Rachwał
Corporate Social Responsibility as a Contractarian Model of Multi-stakeholder Corporate Governance: Normative Principles and Equilibrium Properties: Lorenzo Sacconi
Corporate Social Responsibility as a New Orientation in Response to Crisis Management of Sea Changes and Navigational Dead Reckoning: Ihsen Ketata and John R. McIntyre
Corporate social responsibility disclosure and cost efficiency of Islamic banks: evidence from GCC countries , pp 345-365: Anas Mohammad Hussein Al-Jbour, Lei Xu, Damien Wallace and Guodong Yuan
Corporate social responsibility in global value chains , pp 285-295: Peter Lund-Thomsen
Corporate Social Responsibility reporting and accounting , pp 25-44: Seraina Anagnostopoulou
Corporate Social Responsibility, Financial Performance and Selection Bias: Evidence from Taiwan’s TWSE-listed Banks: Chung-Hua Shen and Yuan Chang
Corporate social responsibility, performance, and strategic interaction in a global context , pp 269-283: Christian Geisler Asmussen