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Die Einflussnahme von Stiftungen auf die unternehmerische Tätigkeit deutscher Großunternehmen

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  • Eulerich, Marc
  • Welge, Martin K.

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Ziel der vorliegenden Projektarbeit ist es, die Ausprägungen des Aktionsfeldes in dem sich Unternehmensstiftungen bewegen, auf Basis konzeptioneller Grundlagen anhand einer ausführlichen Literatur- und Zeitungsanalyse zu hinterfragen.

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  • Eulerich, Marc & Welge, Martin K., 2011. "Die Einflussnahme von Stiftungen auf die unternehmerische Tätigkeit deutscher Großunternehmen," Arbeitspapiere 198, Hans-Böckler-Stiftung, Düsseldorf.
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