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Title

Corporate social responsibility in Indonesia: quixotic dream or confident expectation?

Author

Kemp, Melody

Description

During the past decade there has emerged, in North America and Western Europe in particular, a fairly powerful movement to improve the social and environmental performance of large corporations and their affiliates and suppliers in developing countries. By examining the case of Indonesia, this paper looks at how effective this approach has been.

File No

UNRISD-TB6

Agency

UNRISD

Date

Dec-01

Subject(s)

Economic development, Moral and ethical aspects

Pages

xii, 41

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