THE STAKEHOLDER THEORY AND THE RESOURCE DEPENDENCY THEORY A LEGAL APPRAISAL | Fatoki | African Journal of Law, Ethics and Education (ISSN: 2756 - 6870)

THE STAKEHOLDER THEORY AND THE RESOURCE DEPENDENCY THEORY A LEGAL APPRAISAL

Yewande Fatoki⁽¹⁾, Mobola Adio⁽²⁾,

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THE STAKEHOLDER THEORY AND THE RESOURCE DEPENDENCY THEORY A LEGAL APPRAISAL

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