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close this bookPartners in Time? Business, NGOs and Sustainable Development (UNRISD, 1999, 85 p.)
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close this folderPart 1: The changing nature of business-ngo relations
View the documentConflict and Collaboration
View the documentBusiness Responses to Sustainable Development
close this folderNGO Responses to Sustainable Development
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View the documentDefining NGOs
View the documentThree or Four Waves of Environmental NGOs?
View the documentFour Generations of Development NGOs
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View the documentNGO Diversity and Tension
View the documentCase Studies of Business-NGO Relations
close this folderToward an Understanding of Business-NGO Relations
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View the documentTheoretical Perspectives on Business-NGO Relations
close this folderConclusions: The Characteristics of Collaboration
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View the documentPreconditions
View the documentInteractive Processes
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close this folderPart 2: Toward civil regulation
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View the documentThe Political Dimensions of Corporate Environmentalism
View the documentNGOs and the Politics of Pressure in a Globalizing Economy
View the documentFrom Producer Politics to Consumer Politics
View the documentBeyond Legal Versus Self-Compliance
close this folderThe Case for Civil Regulation
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View the documentThe Corporate Rationale for Civil Regulation
View the documentThe NGO Rationale for Civil Regulation
View the documentThe Potential of Civil Regulation for the South
close this folderGovernmental Policy Frameworks for Civil Regulation
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View the documentGovernment as Facilitator
View the documentToward Global Private Regulation
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