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Conference videos: “The Corporation the World needs: Alternative Proposals”

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The fellows of International Academy of Management met in Santiago de Chile for the 2017 Conference “The Corporation the World needs: Alternative Proposals”. The purpose; to identify the challenges and opportunities for new sources of private and social value.

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