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Building corporate accountability : emerging practices in social and ethical accounting, auditing and reporting

@inproceedings{Zadek1997BuildingCA,
  title={Building corporate accountability : emerging practices in social and ethical accounting, auditing and reporting},
  author={Simon Zadek and Peter M. Pruzan and Richard A. Evans},
  year={1997}
}
Why count social performance how to do it accountable futures social dimensions of banking - Sbn Bank, Denmark, Peter Pruzan accounting for ethics - Traidcraft, UK, Richard Evans integrated ethical auditing - the Body Shop International, UK, Maria Sillanpaa the expert view - Ben and Jerry's Homemade Inc., USA, Alan Parker social retailing, Shared Earth, UK, Jeremy Piercy building dialogue culture - Woyen Molle, Norway, Lisa Naogard constructing the social balance - Consumer Co-operative, Italy… 
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