Corporate citizenship in Japan: Survey results from Japanese firms
Arie Y. Lewin, Tomoaki Sakano, Carroll U. Stephens, Bart Victor
Journal of Business Ethics · 1995 · Volume 14 · Issue 2
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Keywords
Japan, Economic Growth, Corporate Citizenship, Japanese Firm
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