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Body Shop International: an exploration of corporate social responsibility

Published:1998-12-01 Issue:10 Volume:36 Page:649-653
ISSN:0025-1747
Container-title:Management Decision
language:en
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Author:

Dennis Bryan,Neck Christopher P.,Goldsby Michael

Abstract

Attempts to examine the following question: is Body Shop International a socially responsible organization? This exploration includes a description of the concept of corporate social responsibility and an investigation of some specific actions by Body Shop International to ascertain whether or not these actions are in fact socially responsible in nature.

Publisher

Emerald

Subject

Management Science and Operations Research,General Business, Management and Accounting

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