Titlebook: Corporate Social Responsibility; Balancing Tomorrow‘s David E. Hawkins Book 2006 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Lim

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Yury Zatuliveter,Elena Fishchenkops that one can only try to capture the essence of the issues involved. The trigger came from a discussion that centred on the subject of sustainability and CSR. In the business community it is perhaps the view of many that corporate social responsibility (CSR) is the primary focus and that sustaina

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Wireless Sensing Methodologies,ing the broad spectrum of sustainability issues. It offers both challenge and opportunity but is still feared by many, as the more open markets become the greater the pressure on traditional comfort zones. In every aspect of dealing across national boundaries and, more importantly, integration of de

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Filippo Sanzeni,Sina Sareh,Paul Andersongic development plans of organizations. It cannot simply be consigned to the annual report and satisfying the superficial needs of the investment market’s assessments. Business-driven sustainability has to be reflective of the wider community as well as the traditional commercial drivers. Yet clearl

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Sander Verhaegh,Jeanne Peijnenburgly a reflection of the worst exploitation. A change in the environment can result in all manner of implications, whether localized or global. Thus we should expect nothing less from our business leaders than that they commit to protecting the environment and conserving the ecological balance. Implem

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Wireless Sensing Methodologies,d need the output of three planet Earths to support demand. This is probably true mathematically but only useful in terms of trying to make a point or to induce consumer guilt and reduce demand. The reality is that one would have to extrapolate the figures forward perhaps another millennium before t

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,Anscombe’s Approach to Rational Capacities,dged the cultural divides that historically played much less of an influencing role. At the same time transfers of production have meant the breakdown of traditional communities built around manufacturing centres. The result in developed countries is that individuals and families have in the past tw

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Rosa López de D’Amico,Lesbia Verenzuelabeen with us, for thousands of years in one form or another. The issue is perhaps more related to the fact that the more we understand about our environment the greater is our appreciation of the impact we are having. In some cases it is also true that technical advances have identified and curtaile

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