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Editorial: Beyond partnerism : toward a more expansive research agenda on multi-stakeholder collaboration for responsible business

Bendell, Jem; Collins, Eva; Roper, Juliet - In: Business strategy and the environment 19 (2010) 6, pp. 351-355

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Partners in time? : Business, NGOs and sustainable development

Murphy, David F.; Bendell, Jem - 1999

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Currencies of transition : transforming money to unleash sustainability

Bendell, Jem; Greco, Thomas H. - In: The necessary transition : the journey towards the …, (pp. 224-245). 2013

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Public policies for scaling corporate responsibility standards

Bendell, Jem; Miller, Anthony; Wortmann, Katharina - In: Sustainability Accounting, Management and Policy Journal 2 (2011) 2, pp. 263-293

Purpose – This paper seeks to provide an overview and context for the emerging field of public policies for scaling voluntary standards, or private regulations, on the social and environmental performance of business and finance, to promote sustainable development; in order to stimulate more...

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“Public policies for scaling corporate responsibility standards: expanding collaborative governance for sustainable development

Bendell, Jem - In: Sustainability Accounting, Management and Policy Journal 4 (2013) 1

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Terms for Endearment : Business, NGOs and Sustainable Development

Bendell, Jem - 2000 - 1st ed.

Increasingly, companies view engagement with NGOs as part of a strategy for the pursuit of sustainable development. This book presents the views of leading international figures on the relationship between business, NGOs and sustainable development.

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