Estudio de caso en el sistema financiero islámico
Aplicabilidad de rsc en jordania
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.18041/2382-3240/saber.2017v12n1.1472Keywords:
Social Responsability, Islamic Bank System, Stakeholders, Company StrategyAbstract
The social corporate responsability development in the finance sector has made a lot of progress during the first decade of the XXI century which means that the view of this practice is quite new. There exist different views of this type of practices. On the one hand is due to the relevance of the economic sector that practices it and on the other hand it depends on the cultural features of it. This study was carried out to analyze and describe the finance islamic system social practices responsabilities from a Jordan bank sector model.
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