An Object Lesson in Balancing Business and Nature in Hong Kong: Saving the Birds of Long Valley

In Lene Bomann-Larsen & Oddny Wiggen (eds.), Responsibility in World Business, Managing Harmful Side-effects of Corporate Activity. United Nations University Press (2004)
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