Corporate Social Responsibility and Law in Africa: Theories, Issues and Practices (Routledge Contemporary Africa)
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Corporate Social Responsibility and Law in Africa: Theories, Issues and Practices (Routledge Contemporary Africa)

by Nojeem A. Amodu

business law African Studies Corporate Governance Corporate Social Responsibility
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Corporate Social Responsibility and Law in Africa explores the theories, issues, and practices surrounding corporate responsibility across the continent. Combining legal and business perspectives, the book provides a focused contribution to understanding how corporate social responsibility relates to contemporary African contexts.

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This book examines corporate social responsibility in relation to law and business in Africa.

It considers theories, issues, and practices associated with corporate responsibility across the continent.

The book is relevant to readers interested in African studies, legal frameworks, business conduct, and the social responsibilities of corporations.

As part of the Routledge Contemporary Africa series, it contributes to discussion of contemporary legal and organizational matters affecting Africa.

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