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Understanding corporate social investment practice in South Africa
In this study, the researcher employed an inductive qualitative approach to explore the rationale and dimensions of corporate social investment (CSI) practice in South Africa. While the globalised CSI literature is robust, the South African literature is fragmented and insufficient, despite the grow...
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Graduate School of Business (GSB)
2021
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