Sustainable Development and Well-Being: A Philosophical Challenge
Journal of Business Ethics, December 2017, Volume 146, Issue 2, pp 295–311
Author(s):
Full Professor at Nottingham Business School and Africa Director of ABIS (The Academy of Business in Society)
Head of Faculty & Professor of Business Ethics EDHEC Business School
Nottingham Trent University | NTU · Division of Economics
Journal of Business Ethics, December 2017, Volume 146, Issue 2, pp 295–311
| Type: | Academic publication |
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| Date: | le 08/08/2017 |
| Research Cluster : | Marketing |
| Source : | Journal of Business Ethics |
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