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Does mandatory CSR expenditure regulation matter to promoters? : wmpirical evidence from India

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Corporate governance and corporate social responsibility disclosure : evidence from Saudi Arabia

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Assurance of corporate social responsibility reports : examining the role of internal and external corporate governance mechanisms

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Toward fair gainsharing and a quality workplace for employees : how a reconceived compensation committee might help make corporations more responsible employers and restore faith i...

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In the three decades after World War II, workers and stockholders shared equitably in the nation’s growing wealth. But, during the last several decades, this fair gainsharing has diminished as the power of the stock market, in the form of institutional investors, has grown, and the comparative...

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Corporate social responsibility and shareholder proposals

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Institutional investors and corporate environmental, social, and governance policies : evidence from toxics release data

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Sustainability reporting and earnings manipulation in Saudi market : does institutional ownership matter?

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How does institutional cross-ownership affect firm productivity? : the importance of the corporate social responsibility channel

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