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Corporate social responsibility legal analysis and social transformation: the South African experience in a comparative perspective
This dissertation presents a legal and regulatory framework of corporate social responsibility (CSR) and the effect it has on social transformation in South Africa. It is premised on Dodds' theory of stakeholder protection which is articulated with greater clarity by Jeff Smith. He states that direc...
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Department of Commercial Law
2018
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