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020			_a9780143 026525 _qHardcover
040			_aRDA _bENGLISH _c3228
082			_a338.90091724 BERN
100			_aBernstein, Ann _97080
245		0	_aThe case for business in developing economies _cAnn Bernstein.
260			_aJohannesburg : _bPenguin Books (South Africa), _c2010.
300			_axii, 397 pages _bcolour illustrations: _c24 cm
504			_aIncludes bibliographical references (pages 373-390) and index.
520			_aSummary: Examines the role of business sector in a society's social, economic and political development.
521			_aAdult
650			_2Capitalism won. Why is business so defensive? -- Misconceptions about business and globalisation -- 'Sweatshops' and other irresponsible western campaigns -- The politics of CSR -- Simple slogans can be wrong -- Business is good for society and essential for sustained development -- Transforming lives: the direct impact of modern corporations -- Transmission belts of modernity: the indirect impact -- If global poverty is the issue, CSR is not the answer -- A developing country perspective on business and development -- What more can business do? -- The battle of ideas matters -- The case for business -- Beyond appeasement -- the real business agenda.
651			_aSouth Africa
654			_2Business and politics Capitalism Corporate power Economic development Economic policy Industrial policy Developing countries
655			_aNon-fiction _9190173
690			_2620294402
700			_aNix Design in 12/17 pt Elegant Garamond, Flame Design, CTP Book Printers, Cape Town _9192499
942			_cBOOK _2ddc _y12663 _zPriscilla Nozizwe Mogale
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