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二、中文部分
1. 黃營杉與齊德彰(民94)，企業倫理、社會責任與慈善公益作為之研究－以台灣高科技電子產業為例。人文暨社會科學期刊，1(2)，p.65。
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3. 許菁菁(民88)。模擬社會責任投資組合績效之探討，中原大學管理學系研究所碩士論文。
4. 林依陽(民93)。國際企業之社會績效研究，大葉大學國際企業管理學系碩士論文。 |
