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A cross-cultural analysis of factors influencing choice in volunteering activities

Offstein, Evan H.; Chory, Rebecca M.; Childers Jr, J. … - In: Competitiveness Review 25 (2015) 1, pp. 74-97

Purpose – This study aims to offer insights into the contextual and situational variables that influence volunteering choices. Design/methodology/approach – An analysis of European and US business students’ volunteering experiences is performed. Cross-cultural and experiential outcomes are...

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