How Institutions Shape CSR in the MENA
The idiosyncrasies of Middle Eastern and North African institutions and their effect on Corporate Social Responsibility practices.
Monthly Archives: March 2020
Global Voice magazine: Learn, Inspire, Sustain
Dear Readers, A warm hello from all of us in the CoBS Editorial team and a big thank you for continuing to log onto the website and blog in these […]
Share this:
People Power in the Time of Covid
Dear Readers and Friends of the CoBS, A warm hello from the CoBS Editorial team and a big thank you for continuing to log onto the Community blog to pick […]
Share this:
Post-truth Leadership: Saviours who aren’t
From the charismatic leader who has the answers to it all, to the omnipotent leader who can always save the day, she who can spin a story is the hero. […]
Share this:
The Unavoidable Cost of Going Green: Moving from demagogy to efficient action
Marc Guyot and Radu Vranceanu, Professors of Economics at ESSEC Business School, take a pragmatic look at the global warming debate and call upon stakeholders to accept a no-pain-no-gain approach. […]
Share this:
Base-of-the-Pyramid DNA: Companies and the common good in Brazil
Profs. Edgard Barki and Juracy Parente from FGV-EAESP explain the particularities of Brazil’s poorest socio-economic market and what it takes to be in business at the base-of-the-pyramid. By CoBS Editor […]
Share this:
Corporate Social Responsibility in the Eyes of Millennials
Profs. Marco S. Giarratana and Martina Pasquini of the Strategy Department at IE Business School, IE University share research on the impact of CSR actions on employer and consumer branding. […]
Share this:
The State vs. Globalisation: Adapting to survive
Prof. Jamus Lim of ESSEC Business School, Asia-Pacific explores the role of states in a future transformed by globalisation and argues that, in order to avoid becoming obsolete, they must […]
Share this:
Why Finance is Going Green
In his third insight on sustainable finance, Prof. Hugues Bouthinon-Dumas, ESSEC Business School, explores the reasons why finance has changed towards the sustainable. What triggered the change in attitude […]
Share this:
The Achilles Heel of Environmental Accounting: Supply chains
As firms scramble to get their emissions under control facing pressure from customers and regulators, Dr-Prof. Frederik Dahlmann at Warwick Business School explains what they may be forgetting. By CoBS […]
