Results for 2003
Reporting: square pegs – and round holes
November 01, 2003 More reports, more standards, more questions, but achieving what? Is sector benchmarking the way forward? Read more >
Preaching what you practice
November 01, 2003 The corporate responsibility movement is too concerned with communication and not enough with performance, David Logan argues. There's another option, however, as history shows. Read more >
Supermarkets: is the industry delivering the goods?
September 01, 2003 As the government prepares its verdict on the Safeway's takeover, Briefing considers the wider role that the supermarket industry plays in UK society. The sector’s main players makes much of their commitment to corporate social responsibility, but does this make much of a difference? Read more >
Guest editorial: Tomorrow’s companies of choice
September 01, 2003 In today’s crowded marketplace, consumers are increasingly looking for companies that will help - not hinder - their ability to make choices. The door for good corporate citizenship has never been more open, Michael Willmott and William Nelson argue. Read more >
Ellen West: across the pond (part two)
September 01, 2003 CSR has taken off in Europe, but the corporate responsibility movement is finding the U.S. a tougher nut to crack. In her first article for Briefing, Ellen West laid out reasons for this apparent stalemate. Here, she provides a checklist dealing with U.S. differences and breaking the transatlantic deadlock. Read more >
Tomorrow’s companies of choice
September 01, 2003 In today’s crowded marketplace, consumers are increasingly looking for companies that will help - not hinder - their ability to make choices. The door for good corporate citizenship has never been more open, Michael Willmott and William Nelson argue. Read more >