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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Why the world may need Yukichi Fukuzawa
Professor Hirokazu Kono, Dean of Keio Business School, shares the story of Yukichi Fukuzawa, founding father of Keio University, Japanese statesman and enlightened modernizer, and contends that his life and actions […]
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Dream-based Social Innovation in Japan
Takashi Iwamoto of Keio Business School, Keio University, Japan, shares the success story of the Everyone’s Dream Award, a model for others to follow.
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The Council on Business & Society: A Global Voice magazine, issue #1
Global Voice magazine #1
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Global Warming, Media Heat and the “Olypara” in Tokyo
Prof. Atsuomi Obayashi, Keio Business School, on the “hot” issues facing Tokyo in the run up to the Paralympics
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Sanpou-Yoshi: A gift from ancient Japanese merchants in an uncertain world hundreds of years ago
By Takahide Shinkai, Michael Shimizu, and Yoshihiko Sakamoto: Graduate School of Business Administration, Keio University While companies around the world face new challenges beyond simply producing a profit every year, it […]
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How many business schools does it take to change the world? Interview with Hirokazu Kono, Dean of KBS
A unique international alliance In 2011, Keio Business School (KBS) joined four of the world’s leading business schools— ESSEC Business School, France; the School of Management, Fudan University, China; Tuck […]
