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Business management, CSR; Focus on company accountability. Peter Watt. Petroleum Review February 2008, P. 40-41, 48
The public scrutiny of major corporations has never been greater than it is today. A wide range of external stakeholders are holding global companies to account for the impact of their operations on society-at large and on the environment. In many cases, energy companies are at the centre of this scrutiny, with media headlines and Internet blogs buzzing with news of the latest incident or controversy, writes Peter Watt.
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Journal title: Petroleum Review
Keywords: Business management - Corporate social responsibility
Subjects: Energy efficiency, Environment, Management and commerce, Economics, business and commerce, Energy consumption
