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Societal demands and consumer patterns have changed: there is a need of elaborating on new concepts and mindsets in understanding stakeholder engagement in relation to Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) in a way that can challenge the traditional
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Societal demands and consumer patterns have changed: there is a need of elaborating on new concepts and mindsets in understanding stakeholder engagement in relation to Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) in a way that can challenge the traditional
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Autor:
Daniel T. Devereux
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Ancient Philosophy. 18:341-352
Autor:
Daniel T. Devereux
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Ancient Philosophy. 12:113-131
Autor:
Robert J. Cermak, Paul T. Devereux
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WRPMD'99.
The City of Sacramento sits at the confluence of the Sacramento and American Rivers. Together, these rivers drain an estimated 4,820 km 2> (1860 square miles) including half the State of California and a portion of Oregon. As with most western cities
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Progress in clinical and biological research. 376
Autor:
Daniel T. Devereux, Anthony Kenny
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The Philosophical Review. 106:475
Autor:
Daniel T. Devereux
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The Philosophical Review. 101:765
perhaps the most striking of the Socratic paradoxes is the claim that being a good person is strictly a matter of the intellect. As Aristotle remarks, Socrates seems to take no account of character in his conception of virtue. 1 In Plato's early dial