2 Results enter search term Search Reset filter Suchfilter Topics Africa (1) Behavioral Economics (1) Companies (1) Globalization (1) Sustainable Development (1) Publication Type Journal Article (2) Research Digitalization, Participation, Exclusion (1) Firm Strategies in Reaping Globalisation Gains (1) Global Cooperation and Social Cohesion (1) Innovation and International Competition (1) Experts Stefan Hoffmann (2) Adnan Šerić (1) Aoife Hanley (1) Holger Görg (1) Jan Krause (1) Robert Mai (1) Ulrich Schmidt (1) Wassili Lasarov (1) Date Last Month Last Year Select Period start date to end date Sort by Relevance Date Aktive Filter Experts: Stefan Hoffmann Remove all filters Journal Article When do Multinational Companies Consider Corporate Social Responsibility? A Multi-Country Study in Sub-Saharan Africa Business & Society Review 06/2017 Holger Görg, Aoife Hanley, Stefan Hoffmann ... While African countries are becoming more and more relevant as host countries for suppliers of multinational companies little is known... Journal Article Hungry bellies have no ears. How and why hunger inhibits sustainable consumption Ecological Economics 06/2019 Stefan Hoffmann, Jan Krause, Wassili Lasarov ... While reports state that consumers are increasingly willing to consume more sustainably, no study has considered how the activation of... Selected Publication Series Kiel Working Papers Kiel Policy Briefs Kiel Institute Economic Outlook Kiel Focus Review of World Economics
Journal Article When do Multinational Companies Consider Corporate Social Responsibility? A Multi-Country Study in Sub-Saharan Africa Business & Society Review 06/2017 Holger Görg, Aoife Hanley, Stefan Hoffmann ... While African countries are becoming more and more relevant as host countries for suppliers of multinational companies little is known...
Journal Article Hungry bellies have no ears. How and why hunger inhibits sustainable consumption Ecological Economics 06/2019 Stefan Hoffmann, Jan Krause, Wassili Lasarov ... While reports state that consumers are increasingly willing to consume more sustainably, no study has considered how the activation of...
