Proceedings of the International Association for Business and Society 22:274-286 (2011)
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Colleges of business rankings purport to address relative performance on programs such as sustainability. The primary criticism of rankings is that providers have not established reliability or validity of the ranking. This study examines whether The Global 100 sustainability ranking is sufficiently unique to claim that it is based on attributes not used for non-sustainability ranking (divergent validity) and whether it is appropriately related to independent characteristics expected to measure this attribute (convergent validity)
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Keywords | Business and Professional Ethics Conference Proceedings Social Science |
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ISBN(s) | 978-0-9763264-4-1 |
DOI | iabsproc20112227 |
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