The entanglement of NASH and atherosclerosis

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Examining the Wates Principles for Large Private Companies As a Social Contract for Business-Society Relations

“…Donaldson and Dunfee suggest that these include the duty to develop and fulfil obligations in connection with social structures that are efficient in achieving social goods, keeping promises and respecting human dignity. 98 Jeurissen 99 discusses that the pursuits of the corporation must be consistent with adding value to society, suggesting that the private economic objectives of the corporation must be consistent with public interest and social good. Zinnbauer 100 advocates that substantive norms of citizenship must include paying the dues of citizenship and obeying laws and regulations, arguably questioning the legitimacy of modern multinational corporate practices in tax avoidance and regulatory arbitrage.…”

“…91 SeeJeurissen (2004).92 97 David Sadler and Stuart Lloyd, 'Neo-liberalising Corporate Social Responsibility: A Political Economy of Corporate Citizenship' (2009) 40 Geoforum 613; Jean-Pascal Gond, 'Reconsidering the Critical Corporate Social Responsibility Perspective through French Pragmatic Sociology: Subverting Corporate Do-Gooding for the Common Good?' in Grietje Baars (ed), The Corporation (Cambridge: CUP 2017); Steve Tombs, 'The Functions and Dysfunctions of Corporate Social Responsibility' in in Grietje Baars (ed), The Corporation (Cambridge: CUP 2017).…”