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Environment and Business

Posted: 08 Nov 2001

by David Hitchcock and Alistair Blair
2000, Routledge, London and New York, �15.99

This introductory text (part of Routledge's 'Introduction to Environment Series) explores how business and the environment interact. It assumes no previous knowledge of business studies and includes boxed case studies ranging from local enterprise to multinational companies.


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