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The corporate social responsibilities in Sri Lankan universities

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posted on 2024-11-13, 19:30 authored by Kamal Tilakasiri, Grace McCarthyGrace McCarthy, John GlynnJohn Glynn
Public sector universities have certain special characteristics compared to other organisations. As Neave and Pergamon (2000, p. xiv) suggest, such universities are generally known for their "knowledge production" and the fact that their acitivities are substatially funded by the government.

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Tilakasiri, K., McCarthy, G. & Glynn, J. (2008). The corporate social responsibilities in Sri Lankan universities. In P. Ranasinghe & N. Suraweera (Eds.), International Conference on Social Sciences, Sri Lanka - 2008 (ICSSL). Theory and Practice of Social Sciences for Human Wellbeing in South Asia (p. 99). Kelaniya: University of Kelaniya, Sri Lanka.

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