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The Meaning of Shared Value: New Perspective on Creating Shared Value (Routledge Frontiers of Political Economy)
Ricci, Paolo Paolo Ricci, Patrick O'Sullivan, Floriana Fusco,
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Meaning of Shared Value
Paolo Ricci (University of Naples Federico II, Italy.)|Patrick O'Sullivan|Floriana Fusco
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Condición: New. Paolo Ricci is a Full Professor of Business Administration and Public Accountability at the University of Naples Federico II, Italy. He coordinated several international research projects and he is a member of numerous editorial committe.
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