CSR Initiatives of Japanese Multinational Enterprises in a Developing Country: Cases from the Philippines

Proceedings of the International Association for Business and Society 18:179-182 (2007)
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Almost no literature exists, both in Japanese and English, when it comes to the CSR activities of Japanese MNEs operating outside Japan, especially in developing countries. This exploratory research will try to fill this gap of literature by examining CSR activities of Japanese MNEs in one of the developing Asian countries, the Philippines

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