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12019Social Responsibilities of the Global Pharmaceutical Companies: Towards an Ethical Health Care ParadigmKanwar, Abhay Vir Singh; Rahim, Mia Mahmudur 30-Aug-2019
22019Reporting by the Companies: Development and ChallengesDube, Indrajit; Rahim, Mia Mahmudur 20-Oct-2019
32017Corporate Governance in India: The potential for GhandismRahim, Mia Mahmudur ; Kuruppu, Sanjaya20-Oct-2019
4Jul-2016Country-by-country reporting: An assessment of its objective and scopeLonghorn, Monique; Rahim, Mia ; Sadiq, Kerrie2-Sep-2019
5Dec-2015Regulating Quality in CSR Reporting in AustraliaRahim, Mia ; Vicario, Victor13-Mar-2020
62015Social Audit Regulation: Development, Challenges and OpportunitiesRahim, Mia Mahmudur ; Idowu, Samuel O5-Sep-2019
72015Social Audit: A Mess or Means in CSR Assessment?Rahim, Mia M ; Vicario, Victor5-Sep-2019
82014The Impact of Corporate Social Responsibility on Corporate Governance: The Rise of Standardization of CSR PrinciplesRahim, Mia Mahmudur 6-Sep-2019
92014CSR in Private Enterprises in Developing Countries: Evidences from the Ready-Made Garments Industry in BangladeshNasrullah, Nakib Muhammad; Rahim, Mia Mahmudur 16-Sep-2019

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Full Name
Rahim, Mia
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Rahim, Mia Mahmudur
Rahim, Mia M
Ram, Mia Mahmudur
 
UNE Researcher ID
une-id:mrahim
 
Position Title
Associate Professor in Law
 
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14481224
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School of Law
 
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Faculty of Science, Ag, Business and Law
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Mia Rahim
 
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Mahmudur
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Mia
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