Japan with a Mission: Management Philosophy
Prof. Yingyan Wang of Keio University examines Japanese management philosophy and the underlying mechanisms by which it fulfils an organisation’s goals.
Tag Archives: CSR
Our Journey
July 2020: A thank you to the readers of the Council on Business & Society CoBS Insights
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Sustainable extractive companies – the way to survival or conscientiousness?
Dinka Sabalic, IE Business School runner-up in the CoBS 2020 CSR article competition, explores the rise in stakeholder pressure for extractive companies to adopt cleaner operations – not only to benefit people and planet, but also profit.
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Greenwashing: Do (and How Do) Companies Walk-the-Talk?
Carlo Alberto Calchera of ESSEC Business School explores the shadows of greenwashing and brings light to the powerful argument for corporate responsibility.
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CSR in Japan and the concept of Yoi‐Shigoto
Yoi‐Shigoto: Lessons in CSR by Prof. Yingyan Wang of Keio University
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How Accounting Can Save the World
The world of accounting, CSR and sustainability and unlocking the powerful potential of an unsung hero – the accountant.
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Results: The 2020 Student CSR Article Competition
Results: The 2020 Council on Business & Society student CSR article competition
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How Institutions Shape CSR in the MENA
The idiosyncrasies of Middle Eastern and North African institutions and their effect on Corporate Social Responsibility practices.
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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 […]
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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. […]
