A framework for the governance of social enterprise
作者： Chris Low
DOI: 10.1108/03068290610660652
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摘要: … one given that it proposes that social enterprises, despite being a sub‐set of the non‐profit sector, are unlikely to exhibit the model of governance typically found in that sector. Such …
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