Never Assume: The pursuit of “technology for good”

Never Assume: The pursuit of “technology for good”: Achieving “technology for good” in business practice is more complicated than it might seem at first glance. Patrick Hinton, Warwick Business School Runner-up in the 2021 CoBS CSR article competition, MBA and member of the military, takes a long, hard look at the checklist to bear in mind to make tech4good happen.

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Performance and Profit for Better Business, Better Society, Better Planet

How have CSR and its affiliated notion of sustainability shaped business, shareholders, stakeholders and the fields of finance and accounting. With the launch of the latest Council on Business & Society publication – Responsible Finance & Accounting – Professors Adrian Zicari, ESSEC Business School, and Qinqin Zheng, School of Management Fudan University explore.

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Blameless and Powerless: How the Big Four react to public scrutiny

Blameless and Powerless: How the Big Four react under public scrutiny – The credibility of audit reports is largely questioned after the Irish banking crisis. In the face of intense public scrutiny, what is the response of the Big Four? Neil J. Dunne, Trinity Business School, Niamh M. Brennan, University College Dublin, and Collette E. Kirwan, Waterford Institute of Technology, explore.

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The Opportunity with Communities

The Opportunity with Communities: Climate change, social inequality, privacy, responsible production and consumption are popular themes in the goals and objectives of governments and corporations. In this article, Precious Anyanwu, Schulich School of Business exchange student to ESSEC Business School, explores an idea on how choosing the appropriate community is an integral factor in building the foundation for upholding sustainability.

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