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Firm Size Matters: An Empirical Investigation of Organizational Size and Ownership on Sustainability- Related Behaviors
The phrase âcorporate sustainabilityâ is increasingly prevalent in both the industry press and management journals (Engardio, 2007; Montiel, 2008). Corporate sustainability pledges and reports are also increasingly prevalent, yet empirical studies on how top managers define and enact the constru
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