How to reduce the environmental impact of sport
Not only does sports equipment contain polluting components and consume a lot of resources, it also generates vast amounts of waste with many products purchased only to be used too […]
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The Fashion and Retail Industry: Stitching together regenerative business models
Hauteclaire Lulin, MiM student at ESSEC Business School and finalist in the CoBS 2023 Student CSR Article Competition, takes a deep dive into the retail industry to provide a blueprint […]
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Global Voice magazine #27: Cool down – the heat is on
Prof. Adrian Zicari steps back from the heat of the summer months to take a measured and hopeful look through Global Voice magazine #27.
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Sustainable Clothing: Why do we buy it – and why not?
Prof. Mototaka Sakashita, Keio Business School, and his fellow researchers explore what makes us buy green and sustainable clothing.
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Global Voice magazine #26 now on download
Download the latest Global Voice magazine #26 – Learning Is a Journey: Ride with style. 164 pages on CSR, sustainability, AI and impact.
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The 3Cs: A pioneering approach to co-creating sustainability education through design thinking
Profs. Lory Barile and Bo Kelestyn, Warwick University & Business School, share their pioneering work in sustainability via design thinking.
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Regeneration at the Core of Profitable Retail Businesses and Supply Chains
Ainhoa Ye, Trinity Business School, looks at regeneration and calls for retail businesses and their supply chains to lead the way.
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Greening Finance for a Sustainable Future
Prof. Hugues Bouthinon Dumas, ESSEC Business School, explores how greening finance is crucial for the betterment of our society and planet.
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The 2023 Student Article Competition is Now Open
The Council on Business & Society 2023 Student CSR Article Competition is now open. Register and write your winning article!
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Supply Chains and Climate Impact: The pressing need for companies to become more accountable
Prof. Frederik Dahlmann, Warwick Business School, looks at supply chains, their climate impact and the need for companies to act.
