Partners in time? Business, NGOs and sustainable development

David F. Murphy; Jem Bendell

Partners in time? Business, NGOs and sustainable development

University of Cumbria

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Abstract

Historically, most relationships between the private sector and civil society have been founded upon conflict. In different sectors and geographical contexts, this pattern of business-NGO relations has recently started to change with the emergence of formal sustainable development partnerships between these long-standing adversaries.

Original language	English
Publisher	United Nations Research Institute for Social Development (UNRISD)
Volume	109
Publication status	Published - 1 Aug 1999

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