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Informationen zum Autor Malcolm McIntosh Klappentext The theory and practice of corporate citizenship and responsibility has many alternative perspectives from the business-as-usual gaze. This volume embraces the idea that new methods may not lie in mainstream capitalist thinking. Featuring contributions from Klaus M. Leisinger, Chris Laszlo, David Coopperrider, Simon Zadek and others. Zusammenfassung The theory and practice of corporate citizenship and responsibility has many alternative perspectives from the business-as-usual gaze. This volume embraces the idea that new methods may not lie in mainstream capitalist thinking. Featuring contributions from Klaus M. Leisinger, Chris Laszlo, David Coopperrider, Simon Zadek and others. Inhaltsverzeichnis Introduction Malcolm McIntosh1. Positive deviance: A new paradigm for addressing today’s problems today Jerry Sternin2. Core competences: A key force in business–government–civil society collaborations Steve Waddell3. Global action networks: A global invention helping business make globalization work for all Steve Waddell4. Managing-as-designing in an era of massive innovation: A call for design-inspired corporate citizenship David Cooperrider5. From corporate responsibility to corporate design: Rethinking the purpose of the corporation Marjorie Kelly and Allen L. White6. Post-traditional corporate governance Michael Mason and Joan O’Mahony7. The Social Construction of Corporate Citizenship Mark GlazebrookSystems, feminisation and the new political economy8. Flourishing: A vision for business and the world Chris Laszlo, Judy Sorum Brown, Dave Sherman, Ilma Barros, Brodie Boland, John Ehrenfeld, Mary Gorham, Linda Robson, Roger Saillant and Paul Werder9. Integrity and mindfulness: Foundations of corporate citizenship Sandra Waddock10. Creating a culture of global citizenship Timothy Galpin11. Post-enlightenment capitalism David J. Vidal12. Corporate psychopaths: uncaring citizens, irresponsible leadersClive R. Boddy13. Capitalism with a human face: The UN Global Compact Klaus M. Leisinger14. How do we enable systems change for a one planet future?Anna Birney, Charlotte Salazar and Jen Morgan15. Large systems change: Producing the change we want Steve Waddell with Joe Hsueh, Anna Birney, Amir Khorsani and Wen Feng16. Gender, power and post-structuralism in corporate citizenship: A personal perspective on theory and change Gill Coleman17. Reshaping the political (green) economy Simon ZadekAbout the editor ...
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Introduction Malcolm McIntosh1. Positive deviance: A new paradigm for addressing today's problems today Jerry Sternin2. Core competences: A key force in business-government-civil society collaborations Steve Waddell3. Global action networks: A global invention helping business make globalization work for all Steve Waddell4. Managing-as-designing in an era of massive innovation: A call for design-inspired corporate citizenship David Cooperrider5. From corporate responsibility to corporate design: Rethinking the purpose of the corporation Marjorie Kelly and Allen L. White6. Post-traditional corporate governance Michael Mason and Joan O'Mahony7. The Social Construction of Corporate Citizenship Mark GlazebrookSystems, feminisation and the new political economy8. Flourishing: A vision for business and the world Chris Laszlo, Judy Sorum Brown, Dave Sherman, Ilma Barros, Brodie Boland, John Ehrenfeld, Mary Gorham, Linda Robson, Roger Saillant and Paul Werder9. Integrity and mindfulness: Foundations of corporate citizenship Sandra Waddock10. Creating a culture of global citizenship Timothy Galpin11. Post-enlightenment capitalism David J. Vidal12. Corporate psychopaths: uncaring citizens, irresponsible leadersClive R. Boddy13. Capitalism with a human face: The UN Global Compact Klaus M. Leisinger14. How do we enable systems change for a one planet future?Anna Birney, Charlotte Salazar and Jen Morgan15. Large systems change: Producing the change we want Steve Waddell with Joe Hsueh, Anna Birney, Amir Khorsani and Wen Feng16. Gender, power and post-structuralism in corporate citizenship: A personal perspective on theory and change Gill Coleman17. Reshaping the political (green) economy Simon ZadekAbout the editor
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The theory and practice of corporate citizenship and responsibility has many alternative perspectives from the business-as-usual gaze. This volume embraces the idea that new methods may not lie in mainstream capitalist thinking. Featuring contributions from Klaus M. Leisinger, Chris Laszlo, David Coopperrider, Simon Zadek and others.
