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Florica Morar,Dana Rus,Petru-Drago? Morart bears two challenges for modern business firms. In public discourse as well as in the academic debate, these challenges are often connected with the concepts of “Corporate Citizenship” and “New Governance”:

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Ciprian Bacotiu,Cristina Iacob,Peter Kapalop and distinguishes four paradigmatic strategies social entrepreneurs can employ to create win-win scenarios by changing the rules of the game to overcome undesirable social dilemmas. The chapter concludes by discussing social entrepreneurship in the context of new governance processes and highlight

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An Overview of Current Practice and Policy Relating to Business Activities and Human Rights: Some oof the rule-making response is given. This can be categorized into five phases, in which the role of the state has gradually reemerged from the more laissez-faire and reactive business responses of the early 1990s to current attempts to create a global policy framework involving states and businesses alike.

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Ciprian Bacotiu,Cristina Iacob,Peter Kapalohip Engagement derived from the ranking the business logic of CC is described. In spite of a academic conceptualization the chapter pledges for more careful analysis of real world projects and proposes first analytical tools in that respect.

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Iuliana Gabriela Breaban,Ana Ioana Breabanompany and its stakeholders. In focusing primarily on relationship-based social risks that emerge from antagonistic cooperation, this chapter also provides an ordonomic contribution to corporate risk management.

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