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Personal values as a catalyst for corporate social entrepreneurship
Christine A. Hemingway
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Aston Business School
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Business & Economics
Personal Values
100%
Social Entrepreneurship
85%
Moral Agency
83%
Catalyst
77%
Discretion
53%
Corporate Social Responsibility
38%
Social Entrepreneur
31%
Morality
29%
Employees
24%
Conceptual Framework
19%
Entrepreneurs
17%
Economics
12%
Arts & Humanities
Personal Values
100%
Moral Agency
83%
Discretion
61%
Entrepreneurship
54%
Entrepreneurs
51%
Corporate Social Responsibility
38%
Deference
30%
Moral Agents
29%
Morality
29%
Conceptual Framework
25%
Employees
24%
Economics
12%
Social Sciences
entrepreneurship
72%
entrepreneur
28%
employee
21%
corporate social responsibility
17%
morality
14%
corporation
12%
driver
12%
examination
8%
management
7%
economics
6%
evidence
6%
literature
6%