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Corporate social responsibility in financial services : a comparison of Chinese and East Asian banks vis-à-vis American banks

Bouvain, Petra; Baumann, Chris; Lundmark, Erik - In: The international journal of bank marketing : IJBM 31 (2013) 6, pp. 420-439

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Corporate social responsibility in financial services

Bouvain, Petra; Baumann, Chris; Lundmark, Erik - In: International Journal of Bank Marketing 31 (2013) 6, pp. 420-439

for the environment is associated with brand value. In addition, corporate governance, or regulatory compliance, has a …

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End of life vehicles : Legal aspects, national practices and recommendations for future successful approach

Schneider, Jürgen; Karigl, Brigitte; Neubauer, Christian - 2010

Available information on the implementation of the ELV Directive suggests that there is still room for improvement regarding management of end-of-life vehicles in Europe. The study evaluates and discusses fundamental aspects of ELV management such as arisings, legal and illegal shipment,...

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Antimicrobial resistance: Examining the environment as part of the one health approach

Alas, Mirza - 2020

. The connections that exist among human health, food production and the environment necessitate a One Health approach to … address the challenge of AMR. Recent research points to the environment as an essential factor in the spread of AMR, as well … emerges, so to have new challenges regarding the selective pressure of antibiotics on the environment. AMR in the environment …

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Do not trash the incentive! : monetary incentives and waste sorting

Bucciol, Alessandro; Montinari, Natalia; Piovesan, Marco - In: The Scandinavian journal of economics 117 (2015) 4, pp. 1204-1229

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International trade in waste materials

Hackmann, Johannes - In: Intereconomics : review of European economic policy 29 (1994) 6, pp. 292-302

The general public views international trade in waste materials overwhelmingly with disfavour. Is this negative attitude justified? Professor Hackmann offers an allocative and an ethical assessment of this question.

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