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Definition of Organizational Legitimacy – Encyclopedia of Corporate Governance
Citation: Boersma, M. (2024). Organizational Legitimacy. In T. Clarke, W. Khlif, & C. Ingley (Eds.), Elgar Encyclopedia of Corporate Governance (p. 222). Edward Edgar Publishing Ltd.