What Can Politicians Learn from those Leading the World’s most Successful Organisations?
Gcobisa Mdlulwa, Stellenbosch Business School, covers the training and awareness dimensions that are so important for politicians to walk.
Tag Archives: Society
Can a society thrive when its citizens are entrenched in ideological bunkers?
Tan Ping Jie, Monash, leads us through the shadow of political polarization to the factors that make citizens and society thrive.
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Global Voice magazine #31: Time to See the Light
The winter edition of Global Voice magazine #31: 114 pages of research-based and practitioner insights on sustainability, CSR, and the SDGs.
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Divided We Fall: Exploring the surge of political polarisation
Pallavi Pundar, Monash University, explores the pace of political polarisation and a firm response from those who believe in democracy.
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How Rogue AI and Social Media are Widening Society’s Ideological Rift
Luca Livolsi, Warwick Business School, tackles the question of political polarization through the lens of AI and social media.
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Global Voice magazine #30
Download Global Voice magazine #30. 155 pages on leadership and CSR, business, society, and planet from faculty and students.
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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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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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How to Survive a Pandemic and Other Classes You Missed in Business School
Michael Castellano, IE Business School, looks at business schools and their role in addressing major issues and repairing societies post-Covid
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ICT in Social Connections: Good servant, bad master
Prof. Jan Ondrus, ESSEC Asia-Pacific, studies the impact of information and communication technology (ICT) on social reclusiveness
