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Geoffrey Jones and Sudev Sheth, The Conversation
Mahatma Gandhi was arguing for sustainable businesses long before the world began talking about them
From his writings, we know that Gandhi saw corporations as social trusteeships – their wealth belonging to all society, not just the owner.
Geoffrey Jones and Sudev Sheth, The Conversation
· Oct 02, 2019 · 09:40 pm
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