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Corporate Social Responsibility a contribution to development? : a study examining a major company's CSR initiative in Cape Town
The following study highlights the debates around Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) and explores to what extent the engagement of companies is contributing to development. This study focuses on one major company and its developmental activities in the Western Cape. The research is based on a mai...
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Department of Social Development
2014
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