Corporate Social Responsibility in China: The Influence of Dynamic Capability and the Implications on Financial Performance and Investment
Li, Jing 2021. Corporate Social Responsibility in China: The Influence of Dynamic Capability and the Implications on Financial Performance and Investment. PhD thesis University of Westminster School of Finance and Accounting https://doi.org/10.34737/vqx47
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