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The Environment and Business Post COP26
Experts from Cambridge Judge Business School reflect on COP26 and on how the relationship between business and the environment goes two ways
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Embracing Inclusive and Equitable Business
HEC Paris’ Marieke Huysentruyt explains why organizations should open their minds to inclusive business
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Embedding UN SDGs Into Business Practice
With many of the ‘Why?’ arguments behind alignment with the UN’s SDGs hard-won, Rotterdam School of Management’s Eva Rood moves on to consider the more complex ‘How?’
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Achieving a Circular Economy
Saïd Business School report offers a framework for systems change and a guide towards a circular economy for collaborating organizations
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Beyond Greenwashing
Professor Michael Lennox on how companies must integrate environmental sustainability as a core value in their mission
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The Shift Towards Purpose
Oxford Saïd sees a growing desire to make a positive impact beyond just the bottom line
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Developing More Responsible Leaders
The role of immersive ‘corporate international service learning’
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Leading Corporate Sustainability
What are the leadership skills required in companies committed to sustainability?
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3 Ways CSR Can Increase Bottom Line
Can organizations do well while doing good? A recent study by Professor Kamel Mellahi of Warwick Business School investigates
