Approaches to social responsibility projects managers: Balıkesir province a case study
2011
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Since the importance of the companies has risen and companies have been an indispensable establishment in society, they should bear some responsibilities. Besides the moral values, increase in social responsibilities of companies can be accepted as an indicator of a prevalence of an increase in comprehension of people?s happiness and welfare. Therefore, the administrator submit several Project and strategies regarding the development of modern life standards and solving of social problems.Business, social responsibilities of managers to fulfill the obligation falls over. Business is conducted by the executive administrator reached the consciousness of social responsibility activities, is responsible to the environment, social responsibility, on behalf of the people able to produce concrete projects. In this study, managers of firms operating in the province of Balikesir by performing a survey of managers were investigated conceptions of social responsibility.
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Müzeyyen Özden
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Müzeyyen Özden (Master Thesis). Approaches to social responsibility projects managers: Balıkesir province a case study, 2011, Çanakkale Onsekiz Mart University.
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