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How Much of Bank Credit is Sovereign Risk? With The Economist and others now forecasting a post-Covid sovereign debt crisis, Junye Li, Professor of Finance at ESSEC Business School, Asia-Pacific, demystifies the connection between bank credit risk and sovereign risk through his research and analysis of the previous crunch.

How Much of Bank Credit is Sovereign Risk?

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How Much of Bank Credit is Sovereign Risk? With The Economist and others now forecasting a post-Covid sovereign debt crisis, Junye Li, Professor of Finance at ESSEC Business School, Asia-Pacific, demystifies the connection between bank credit risk and sovereign risk through his research and analysis of the previous crunch.

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Yoi‐Shigoto, CSR in Japan, Yingyan Wang, Keio University, Keio Business School, Council on Business & Society, intercultural management, diversity, employee wellbeing in Japan

CSR in Japan and the concept of Yoi‐Shigoto

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Yoi‐Shigoto: Lessons in CSR by Prof. Yingyan Wang of Keio University

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Ruth Vieira Melo, FGV-EAESP winner of the CoBS 2020 student CSR article competition, explores how women have been fighting for their rights and how companies can integrate this fight and contribute to reshaping old values that facilitate the maintenance of violence against women – one of the worst aspects of the suppression of women’s rights.

Human Rights Are Women’s Rights

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Ruth Vieira Melo, FGV-EAESP, explores women’s rights and how companies can integrate this fight and contribute to reshaping old values.

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José Javier Pérez Barea, IE Business School, explores the charted and uncharted waters of social entrepreneurship

Social Entrepreneurship

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José Javier Pérez Barea, IE Business School, explores the charted and uncharted waters of social entrepreneurship.

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Covid, companies and domestic violence

Companies Can Play a Role in Decreasing Domestic Violence

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Cécile Guignard, ESSEC Business School, plunges into the issue of domestic violence during the pandemic and how companies can help.

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How Accounting Can Save the World

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The world of accounting, CSR and sustainability and unlocking the powerful potential of an unsung hero – the accountant. 

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Shriya Chowdhury, Trinity Business School, writes a compelling argument for women’s rights to fight violence against women.

How can companies help decrease domestic violence against women?

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Shriya Chowdhury, Trinity Business School, writes a compelling argument for women’s rights to fight violence against women.

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Today digital is the tool keeping us together. But is that true for everyone? Prof. Concepción Galdón, explores the digital divide.

The Digital Divide and the Perfect Inequality Storm

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Today digital is the tool keeping us together. But is that true for everyone? Prof. Concepción Galdón, explores the digital divide.

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The Rise of a New Normal: Profs. Jain, Zicari and Van Buren call for a "New Normal" for the future of business and leadership in a post-pandemic world.

The Rise of a “New Normal”

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Profs. Jain, Zicari and Van Buren call for a “New Normal” for the future of business and leadership in a post-pandemic world.

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CoBS student CSR article competition 2020

Results: The 2020 Student CSR Article Competition

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Results: The 2020 Council on Business & Society student CSR article competition

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