Going with the Flow or Tightening the Valves? The Energy Transition and Oil Major Strategies
Profs. Michael Bradshaw and Mathieu Blondeel explore the energy transition and how oil majors chose their strategies.
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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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The Amazon Conundrum: The challenges and opportunities for sustainable development
Prof. Thomaz Wood Jr, FGV EAESP, explores the delicate balance between development and conservation in the Amazon region.
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Global Voice Magazine #24: A Precious Bauble
Welcome to the Council on Business & Society Global Voice magazine #24, now on download: 117 pages, 33 contributors, 16 articles.
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The impact of managerial decisions on conflict risk
Prof. Brian Ganson, Stellenbosch Business School, shares his research on how managers and businesses can impact the risk of conflict.
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Sustainability: This buzzword may lead to your next business opportunity
Bo Anne-May de Boer, IE Business School, explores the many facets to sustainability, value creation, business growth and good for the planet.
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The Council on Business & Society welcomes an 8th member to the alliance: Stellenbosch Business School
The Council on Business & Society welcomes the 8th member to the alliance: Stellenbosch Business School
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The CoBS 2022 Student CSR Article Competition
Now Open for Registration! The CoBS 2022 Student CSR Article Competition.
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The Role of Boards of Directors to Accelerate Business Climate Adaptation
The 9th EcoAct benchmark assessing de-carbonization of FTSE 100 companies is scathing: 85% of these large companies do not have a strategy to meet their climate challenges. Farid Baddache, CEO of the […]
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Social Enterprise: 21st century jigsaw
Professors Tina Saebi, Norwegian School of Economics, Nicolai Foss of the Copenhagen Business School and Stefan Linder of ESSEC Business School take us on a quest to find the missing pieces that will aid and redirect the course of research on social enterprise.
