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Book 2020verse aspects of the changes to corporate and institutional behaviour that have recently manifested by focusing on these two aspects of sustainable development. Thus, the authors explore engagement and partnership between organisations, in order to consider the extent to which the focus has changed

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Incorporating CSR in Corporate Governance of Banking Institutions in a Challenging Institutional Conbetween the models and the institutional environment. The chapter argues that CSR models of developed economies cannot be adopted effectively in the DEMs due to institutional challenges. Using Nigeria as a case study, it suggests ways of incorporating CSR as a corporate governance mechanism for bank