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The Multinational and the legitimation of sustainable development

By:

Donoher, William J

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: 2017Action note:

3/13/18 SANDRAW

Summary: Seeks to promote understanding of the context within which multinationals will or can decide to participate in sustainability initiatives by adopting a legitimacy perspective.

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Seeks to promote understanding of the context within which multinationals will or can decide to participate in sustainability initiatives by adopting a legitimacy perspective.

3/13/18 SANDRAW

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