Results for Analysis/Comment
Getting the value from community investment
May 28, 2008 With this edition, number 99, we return to our roots and ask “where now for community affairs? Read more >
Investors: does CSR really pay?
November 22, 2005 As more and more interest focuses on the stock market's role in promoting CSR, we argue that the best case for socially responsible funds is an ethical, not financial one. Read more >
Investors: it’s the money, stupid!
August 01, 2004 Evidence is growing that the City is taking CSR seriously - not because it is concerned about social responsibility, but because it makes business sense. Read more >
Employment: up the workers!
May 01, 2004 As the tide of individual CSR measures in the workplace grows by the day, are the voices of employees in danger of being drowned out? Read more >
Disability: the rights stuff
May 01, 2004 Moves to merge existing equal opportunity commissions may dilute a strong focus on disability. But companies and some campaigners support the plan, which raises questions also about what human rights really mean in the corporate context. Read more >
Learning the lessons of the future
March 01, 2004 An educated, well equipped workforce is clearly in the interests for business. But it requires companies to bring their energy to the table if today’s young people are to contribute to an equal, prosperous future, argues WH Smith’s chairman. Read more >
Skills: responsible outsourcing – an oxymoron?
March 01, 2004 As companies directly employ fewer and fewer people in low skills, low wage jobs, can responsible business respond to the economic logic of cost saving while keeping its principles intact? Read more >
HIV/AIDS
January 01, 2004 Twenty years on from the AIDS killer becoming understood, we still seem to be debating what to do. The human consequences of inaction are more dreadful than ever. Read more >