Comprehensively explains alternative and critical perspectives on the often fraught and contentious relationships between business and society
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Sonya Scott is Assistant Professor at York University, Canada.
Kean Birch is Associate Professor at York University, Canada.
Richard Wellen is Associate Professor at York University, Canada.
Audrey Laurin-Lamothe is an Assistant Professor at York University, Canada.
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