The Effects of Megaproject Social Responsibility on Participating Organizations
Article Ethics, PM in Academia, ESG 1 October 2021
Project Management Journal
May, Hanyang | Sun, Daxin | Zeng, Saixing | Lin, Han | Shi, Jonathan S.
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