Law’s ethics and sustainability: corporate tax and sustainable social structures

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Okoye, A. and Onyejekwe, C. 2019. Law’s ethics and sustainability: corporate tax and sustainable social structures. in: Leal Filho, W. and Consorte-McCrea, A. (ed.) Sustainability and the Humanities Springer. pp. 525-538
AuthorsOkoye, A. and Onyejekwe, C.
EditorsLeal Filho, W. and Consorte-McCrea, A.
Page range525-538
Year2019
Book titleSustainability and the Humanities
PublisherSpringer
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Print2019
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Deposited13 Feb 2018
Accepted2018
JournalLeal Filho, W. & Consorte-McCrea (Eds) Handbook of Sustainability and Humanities
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