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if executives were to embed this mentality in organizational decision making, shared consciousness between firms and stakeholders of the values that support corporate responsibility is feasible. .CSR Discovery Leadership .examines this prospect of shared value consciousness, a new frontier for CSR leadership. .978-3-319-86743-4978-3-319-59954-0

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Thelma. M. T. Chitsa,Gwamaka Mwalembas discourse. .Practically, this book contributes to the improvement of Chinese banks’ awareness in CSR disclosure and the establishment of Chinese banks’ international images. Since more and more Chinese companies in different sectors are choosing overseas listings, findings in this book also have p

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there are two canonical ways of defining the data types: the iterative one and the recursive one. Both define the same mathematical object, but we show that they have a completely different algorithmic content. The essential of the difference appears in the operational properties of two programs: t

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Theané Janse van Rensburg,Machdel Matthee there are two canonical ways of defining the data types: the iterative one and the recursive one. Both define the same mathematical object, but we show that they have a completely different algorithmic content. The essential of the difference appears in the operational properties of two programs: t

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Pakiso J. Khomokhoana,Ruth Wario there are two canonical ways of defining the data types: the iterative one and the recursive one. Both define the same mathematical object, but we show that they have a completely different algorithmic content. The essential of the difference appears in the operational properties of two programs: t

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Nita Mennega,Tendani Mawelaach is based on (essentially first-order) structures that evolve over time and are finite in the same way as real computers are (so-called “dynamic algebras”)..We use dynamic algebras to give an . semantics for Prolog which, far from being hopelessly complicated or too machine-dependent, is both . a