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Shared understanding on sustainability in international business may harm environmental principles

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Like a bridge over troubled water: discourses on corporate social responsibility and growth in international business environments
Annette Cerne

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The article discusses how different organizations in international business environments work together to balance growth and corporate social responsibility. A study on sustainable fishing in Britain shows how these organizations create a shared understanding of sustainability and CSR. The analysis suggests that this shared understanding could have unexpected effects on sustainability efforts. The study recommends using an interdisciplinary approach to develop better models for handling these issues in real-world situations.