Partnership on Top of a Dutch Gas Pocket

Business Ethics, the Environment and Responsibility 2 (2):82-86 (1993)
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Recent developments between Gasunie and Groningen illustrate the delicate issues which are raised by such company‐city partnerships. The author is a scientific researcher in Ethics at Nijenrode, The Netherlands School of Business. He wishes to thank Henk Pohlmann, Head of the department of Collective Relations and Social Policy of Gasunie, for information and discussion.

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10.1111/beer.1993.2.issue-2

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