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Essay Forum
Business and Society 37 (1):60-112 (1998)
Abstract
A total of 36 Business & Society scholars from five intellectual generations answer questions about the field's biggest challenges and their own motivations.Other Versions
| reprint | Wood, Donna J. (1999) "Essay Forum". Business and Society 38(1):6-50 |
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