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Corporate Social Responsibility and Corporate Governance 18 1
Introduction 2
Why International firms are showing increasing interests in corporate social responsibility and corporate governance 3
Economic and Social factors 4
Cultural factors 5
Legal factors, global standard and non government organizations 6
Technological factors 6
Managers, shareholders, employees, customers and suppliers 7
Strategic issues involved in addressing corporate social responsibility issues. 7
Conclusion and Recommendation 12
Personal contribution to the development and refinement of the topic 13
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