How Can Large Corporations Become More Sustainable?
Frederik Dahlmann, Warwick Business School, and colleagues explore how goal-setting strategies can help large companies become more sustainable.
Category Archives: The Academic Eye
Academics from each of the six member schools take centre stage and give us their perspective.
Cross-listing and CSR: Friends with benefits
Cross-listing – how can firms in developing countries use CSR as an entry strategy to developed markets.
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The Task of Our Generation: Business leaders and climate change
The Task of Our Generation: How business leaders can lead a global approach to combat climate change.
Prof. Anja Kern, Baden-Württemberg Cooperative State University Mosbach, together with consultant with expertise in ESG, Philipp Jung, and Peter Jung, entrepreneur and business consultant, look into how firms and business leaders can lead a pragmatic and global approach to combat climate change.
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The ISE Sustainability Index in Brazil
The ISE Index in Brazil: A story of sustainability, purpose, challenge, and success – Professor Mario Monzoni, FGV-EAESP, one of the creators of the ISE (Sustainability Index) in Brazil, takes us through its journey from conception to successful implementation. From an interview by Professor Adrian Zicari, ESSEC-CoBS.
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Nurse Managers and Identity Conflicts: An uphill climb for the Florence Nightingales
How do professionals with multiple job identities handle their different roles? Profs Charlotte Croft, Graeme Currie & Andy Lockett, Warwick Business school, explore the role of the nurse-manager & how their two identities impact work and emotional well-being.
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Corporate Sustainability: Far from just plain green
Sustainability requires unique change in organisations – how can employees across different levels of the organization can support it?
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Good, But Not Enough: The fight against CSiR
Rafael Alcadipani, FGV-EAESP, takes a sharp look at ethics, legal frameworks and ways forward to combat corporate social irresponsibility and corporate crime.
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Women’s Philanthropy – the end of an invisible phenomenon?
Women’s Philanthropy: the end of an invisible phenomenon? Anne Monier, ESSEC Philanthropy Chair, explores the visibility & transformative opportunity for the sector.
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The Harm of the Powerful: A spotlight on corporate social irresponsibility and corporate crimes
Prof. Rafael Alcadipani, FGV-EAESP, puts the notions of corporate social irresponsibility and corporate crime under the magnifying glass.
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Remote Working: Lessons from NASA’s isolation pros
Profs Tanusree Jain & Louis Brennan, Trinity Business School, explore remote working and the lessons from NASA’s space crews
