Corporate Social Responsibilities of Oil Transnational Companies, Host Communities and Environmental Dynamics in the Niger Delta Region, Nigeria
Abstract
Corporate social responsibility (CSR) is a way of given back to the immediate community of the organization. This study therefore analyzed the corporate social responsibility strategies
Keywords
Corporate social responsibility; oil transnational companies; host communities;
Niger Delta Region
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