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Social Dimension of Shopping Centers Operation: Managerial Perspectives

Shopping centers do not operate in a vacuum but in a society of diverse stakeholders who influence their profit and growth. Therefore, shopping centers management addresses the problem of incorporating social dimensions in their management. The paper aims to identify and evaluate managerial approach...

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Published in:Sustainability 2022-01, Vol.14 (2), p.709
Main Authors: Kunc, Josef, Križan, František, Novotná, Markéta, Bilková, Kristína
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Consumer behavior
Consumers
Cooperation
Employees
Internal customers
Market strategy
Marketing
Retailing industry
Shopping centers
Social factors
Society
Stakeholders
Strategic planning
Success
Sustainability
Tenants
Trends
Working conditions
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