References: Corporate Social Responsibility in Nigerian Oil Industry

This document presents a comprehensive list of references used for research on corporate social responsibility (CSR) within Nigeria's oil industry. The references include books, journal articles, and online resources, covering a range of topics such as enclave development, environmental reporting, stakeholder management, corporate-community engagement, and the impact of oil on the Niger Delta region. The sources examine the practices of oil companies, the challenges of CSR in developing countries, and the influence of internationalization on CSR performance. The list also contains sources related to the political ecology of oil and gas in West Africa and the conflicts arising from oil exploration. This collection of references provides a solid foundation for understanding the complexities of CSR in the Nigerian context, considering both the perspectives of the oil companies and the affected communities.

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