The social responsibility, a valuable capital of competitive differentiation : Case ofSmall and Medium-sized beninese companies
[La responsabilitésociale, un capital valorisable de différenciation concurrentielle : Cas des Petites et Moyennes Entreprises béninoises]
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stakeholders; SMEs; relational improvements; competitive performance; CSR; RSE; parties prenantes; PME; améliorations relationnelles; performance concurrentielle;All these keywords.
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