The definition of what it means to be ‘responsible’ or ‘sustainable’ is always changing. Today, the main focus is on sustainable, responsible supply chains. But the corporate social responsibility (CSR) agenda may be on the move again. How responsible is your company’s investment strategy?
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Ünal, M., Munoz, C. How Long Is a Piece of String? . ICR 9, 66–70 (2010). https://doi.org/10.1007/s12146-010-0056-6
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