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July 31, 2000

Research Paper Looks at Global Corporate Citizenship

Chestnut Hill, Mass. -- What does it mean to be a global corporate citizen? Why do business and political leaders care about global citizenship? What does global corporate citizenship mean for business strategy?

The Boston College Center for Corporate Community Relations has released Meeting the Challenge of Global Corporate Citizenship, a research paper that looks at the social, political and economic responsibilities that come with being a global company, and the strategies companies are using to fulfill these responsibilities.

Written by Boston University Professor of Management Jim Post, the report provides a sweeping overview and invaluable insight into this new world of global corporate citizenship. The report is available to members for $25, and to nonmembers for $40. Order through out Website, www.bc.edu/ccc, or call The Center at 617/552-4545.

For more information, or for a complimentary press copy, please contact Sharron Kahn at the Boston College Center for Corporate Community Relations, 617/552-0722; kahnsh@bc.edu.