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On effective interdisciplinary alliances in european business ethics research: Discussion and illustration
Journal of Business Ethics 17 (9-10):1029-1044 (1998)
Abstract
Cooperation in business ethics research is important across disciplines, to help strengthen the base of a field which is still new in Europe. A study on recruitment interviewing in Germany, U.K. and the Netherlands is used to demonstrate the value of interdisciplinary business ethics research, particularly across cultures.My notes
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