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- CSR Papers
- CSR Without Living Wages
- CSR – Still an Infant Discipline
- Governments and NGOs vis-a-vis CSR
- CSR: Included Aspects and Relevant Exclusions
- Business Practice of Southern California Grocers
- Business and Human Rights
- Business and Human Rights – Social Darwinism
- CSR in Iberian America: Opportunity or Moot Point
- Consumer Power in the Logic of the Market
- CSR: Envisioning its Social Implications
- The Future of CSR
- ISO 26000 – Business as usual
- Living Wages: The GRI's Missing Link
- NGO's and CSR in Iberian America
- Modern Slave Work
- TJSGA's Commentary on the UN Norms Draft
- TJSGA's Commentary on CSR in the Southern Countries
- California Supermarket Strike Conclusion
- California Supermarket Strike
- Wal-Mart Mexico 2005 Report
- World TNC Regulatory Authority
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- NeoCap Assault
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- The Historical Background
- The Birth of a New Paradigm
- Keynesian Economics and The Welfare State
- Development with Asymmetries
- Development Collapse
- Collapse of Democratic Values
- Neoliberalism and its Dogma
- The Neoliberal Tide I
- The Neoliberal Tide II
- An Ocean of Inequality
- The Case of Mexico I
- The Case of Mexico II
- The Case of Mexico III
- A Global Civil Society: A New Ethos
- The Capitalist Challenge I: The Equitable Way
- The Capitalist Challenge II:The True Approach to Wealth Redistribution