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The use of impressionistic tools in a structural vaccum: a grounded theory study on corporate philanthropy
This classic grounded theory study reflects companies work with corporate philanthropy (CP), and has a specific focus on companies with Swedish roots who are operating in South Africa. The theory illustrates how the companies perceive themselves to be forced to engage in CP, and their main solution...
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Department of Sociology
2014
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