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CDC Casebooks are a compilation of the best selling case studies categorised based on management concepts, industries and companies. These casebooks intend to serve as a handbook of model case studies for students, teachers, researchers and practitioners in the management world. Our Casebooks are exemplary resources designed to help deepen knowledge on the management theories and concepts helping to enhance their decision-making skills. | ||||
Corporate Social Responsibility - Vol.IPrice: $25 ( INR)
Hardcover edition
ISBN 81-314-0693-8
Highlights the circumstances under which various companies integrated CSR into their company values. It showcases the setbacks that companies faced as a result of their non-compliance with CSR policies, the failure of some companies to raise their image despite adopting CSR and sparking questions regarding the use of CSR as just a PR tool.
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