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A review of the first ten years of the world's largest voluntary corporate responsibility initiative.
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- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 472
- Erscheinungstermin: 26. August 2010
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 235mm x 157mm x 30mm
- Gewicht: 829g
- ISBN-13: 9780521198417
- ISBN-10: 0521198410
- Artikelnr.: 30211323
- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 472
- Erscheinungstermin: 26. August 2010
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 235mm x 157mm x 30mm
- Gewicht: 829g
- ISBN-13: 9780521198417
- ISBN-10: 0521198410
- Artikelnr.: 30211323
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List of figures; List of tables; List of boxes; List of abbreviations; List
of contributors; Acknowledgements; Foreword H. E. UN Secretary-General Ban
Ki-moon; Why this book matters! Eric Cornuel; The ten principles of the UN
Global Compact; 1. Introduction: the United Nations Global Compact:
retrospect and prospect Andreas Rasche and Georg Kell; Part I.
Achievements, Trends and Challenges: Reflections on the Principles: 2.
Making sense of the Global Compact human rights principles Klaus Leisinger,
Aron Cramer and Faris Natour; 3. The promise of the Global Compact - a
trade union perspective on the labour principles Guy Ryder; 4. The Global
Compact environmental principles - achievements, trends and challenges
Gregory Unruh; 5. 'Caring for Climate' - the business leadership platform
Claude Fussler; 6. Anti-corruption - challenges and trends Huguette
Labelle; Part II. Participants and Engagement Mechanisms: 7. Implementing
the United Nations Global Compact Carolyn Y. Woo; 8. Academic institutions
and the UN Global Compact - the principles for responsible management
education Regina Wentzel Wolfe and Patricia H. Werhane; 9. Corporate
responsibility and the business school agenda Birgit Kleymann and Pierre
Tapie (with a comment by Eric Cornuel); 10. NGOs and the Global Compact -
the link between civil society and corporations Oded Grajew; 11. Financial
markets and the Global Compact - the principles for responsible investment
James Gifford; 12. Learning from the roundtables on the sustainable
enterprise economy - the UN Global Compact and the next ten years Malcolm
McIntosh and Sandra Waddock; 13. The United Nations Global Compact as a
learning approach Guido Palazzo and Andreas Georg Scherer; Part III.
Governance and Communication on Progress: 14. The Global Compact's
governance framework and integrity measures Ursula Wynhoven and Matthias
Stausberg; 15. The Global Compact communication on progress policy -
origins, trends and challenges Uzma Hamid and Oliver Johner; 16. COP
reporting in action - the case of Petrobras Ana Paula Grether; 17. The
Global Compact and the Global Reporting Initiative Paul Hohnen; Part IV.
Local Networks: The Emerging Global-Local Link: 18. Building the Global
Compact local network model - history and highlights Nessa Whelan; 19. The
Global Compact as a network of networks Dirk Ulrich Gilbert; 20. Running a
Global Compact local network - insights from the experience in Germany
Constanze J. Helmchen; 21. Building corporate citizenship through the UN
Global Compact - contributions and lessons learnt from the Argentinean
local network Flavio Fuertes and Nicolás Liarte-Vejrup; 22. Concluding
remarks - from alleviating the negative impacts of globalization to
transforming markets Ernst Brugger and Peter Maurer; Glossary;
Bibliography; Index.
of contributors; Acknowledgements; Foreword H. E. UN Secretary-General Ban
Ki-moon; Why this book matters! Eric Cornuel; The ten principles of the UN
Global Compact; 1. Introduction: the United Nations Global Compact:
retrospect and prospect Andreas Rasche and Georg Kell; Part I.
Achievements, Trends and Challenges: Reflections on the Principles: 2.
Making sense of the Global Compact human rights principles Klaus Leisinger,
Aron Cramer and Faris Natour; 3. The promise of the Global Compact - a
trade union perspective on the labour principles Guy Ryder; 4. The Global
Compact environmental principles - achievements, trends and challenges
Gregory Unruh; 5. 'Caring for Climate' - the business leadership platform
Claude Fussler; 6. Anti-corruption - challenges and trends Huguette
Labelle; Part II. Participants and Engagement Mechanisms: 7. Implementing
the United Nations Global Compact Carolyn Y. Woo; 8. Academic institutions
and the UN Global Compact - the principles for responsible management
education Regina Wentzel Wolfe and Patricia H. Werhane; 9. Corporate
responsibility and the business school agenda Birgit Kleymann and Pierre
Tapie (with a comment by Eric Cornuel); 10. NGOs and the Global Compact -
the link between civil society and corporations Oded Grajew; 11. Financial
markets and the Global Compact - the principles for responsible investment
James Gifford; 12. Learning from the roundtables on the sustainable
enterprise economy - the UN Global Compact and the next ten years Malcolm
McIntosh and Sandra Waddock; 13. The United Nations Global Compact as a
learning approach Guido Palazzo and Andreas Georg Scherer; Part III.
Governance and Communication on Progress: 14. The Global Compact's
governance framework and integrity measures Ursula Wynhoven and Matthias
Stausberg; 15. The Global Compact communication on progress policy -
origins, trends and challenges Uzma Hamid and Oliver Johner; 16. COP
reporting in action - the case of Petrobras Ana Paula Grether; 17. The
Global Compact and the Global Reporting Initiative Paul Hohnen; Part IV.
Local Networks: The Emerging Global-Local Link: 18. Building the Global
Compact local network model - history and highlights Nessa Whelan; 19. The
Global Compact as a network of networks Dirk Ulrich Gilbert; 20. Running a
Global Compact local network - insights from the experience in Germany
Constanze J. Helmchen; 21. Building corporate citizenship through the UN
Global Compact - contributions and lessons learnt from the Argentinean
local network Flavio Fuertes and Nicolás Liarte-Vejrup; 22. Concluding
remarks - from alleviating the negative impacts of globalization to
transforming markets Ernst Brugger and Peter Maurer; Glossary;
Bibliography; Index.
List of figures; List of tables; List of boxes; List of abbreviations; List
of contributors; Acknowledgements; Foreword H. E. UN Secretary-General Ban
Ki-moon; Why this book matters! Eric Cornuel; The ten principles of the UN
Global Compact; 1. Introduction: the United Nations Global Compact:
retrospect and prospect Andreas Rasche and Georg Kell; Part I.
Achievements, Trends and Challenges: Reflections on the Principles: 2.
Making sense of the Global Compact human rights principles Klaus Leisinger,
Aron Cramer and Faris Natour; 3. The promise of the Global Compact - a
trade union perspective on the labour principles Guy Ryder; 4. The Global
Compact environmental principles - achievements, trends and challenges
Gregory Unruh; 5. 'Caring for Climate' - the business leadership platform
Claude Fussler; 6. Anti-corruption - challenges and trends Huguette
Labelle; Part II. Participants and Engagement Mechanisms: 7. Implementing
the United Nations Global Compact Carolyn Y. Woo; 8. Academic institutions
and the UN Global Compact - the principles for responsible management
education Regina Wentzel Wolfe and Patricia H. Werhane; 9. Corporate
responsibility and the business school agenda Birgit Kleymann and Pierre
Tapie (with a comment by Eric Cornuel); 10. NGOs and the Global Compact -
the link between civil society and corporations Oded Grajew; 11. Financial
markets and the Global Compact - the principles for responsible investment
James Gifford; 12. Learning from the roundtables on the sustainable
enterprise economy - the UN Global Compact and the next ten years Malcolm
McIntosh and Sandra Waddock; 13. The United Nations Global Compact as a
learning approach Guido Palazzo and Andreas Georg Scherer; Part III.
Governance and Communication on Progress: 14. The Global Compact's
governance framework and integrity measures Ursula Wynhoven and Matthias
Stausberg; 15. The Global Compact communication on progress policy -
origins, trends and challenges Uzma Hamid and Oliver Johner; 16. COP
reporting in action - the case of Petrobras Ana Paula Grether; 17. The
Global Compact and the Global Reporting Initiative Paul Hohnen; Part IV.
Local Networks: The Emerging Global-Local Link: 18. Building the Global
Compact local network model - history and highlights Nessa Whelan; 19. The
Global Compact as a network of networks Dirk Ulrich Gilbert; 20. Running a
Global Compact local network - insights from the experience in Germany
Constanze J. Helmchen; 21. Building corporate citizenship through the UN
Global Compact - contributions and lessons learnt from the Argentinean
local network Flavio Fuertes and Nicolás Liarte-Vejrup; 22. Concluding
remarks - from alleviating the negative impacts of globalization to
transforming markets Ernst Brugger and Peter Maurer; Glossary;
Bibliography; Index.
of contributors; Acknowledgements; Foreword H. E. UN Secretary-General Ban
Ki-moon; Why this book matters! Eric Cornuel; The ten principles of the UN
Global Compact; 1. Introduction: the United Nations Global Compact:
retrospect and prospect Andreas Rasche and Georg Kell; Part I.
Achievements, Trends and Challenges: Reflections on the Principles: 2.
Making sense of the Global Compact human rights principles Klaus Leisinger,
Aron Cramer and Faris Natour; 3. The promise of the Global Compact - a
trade union perspective on the labour principles Guy Ryder; 4. The Global
Compact environmental principles - achievements, trends and challenges
Gregory Unruh; 5. 'Caring for Climate' - the business leadership platform
Claude Fussler; 6. Anti-corruption - challenges and trends Huguette
Labelle; Part II. Participants and Engagement Mechanisms: 7. Implementing
the United Nations Global Compact Carolyn Y. Woo; 8. Academic institutions
and the UN Global Compact - the principles for responsible management
education Regina Wentzel Wolfe and Patricia H. Werhane; 9. Corporate
responsibility and the business school agenda Birgit Kleymann and Pierre
Tapie (with a comment by Eric Cornuel); 10. NGOs and the Global Compact -
the link between civil society and corporations Oded Grajew; 11. Financial
markets and the Global Compact - the principles for responsible investment
James Gifford; 12. Learning from the roundtables on the sustainable
enterprise economy - the UN Global Compact and the next ten years Malcolm
McIntosh and Sandra Waddock; 13. The United Nations Global Compact as a
learning approach Guido Palazzo and Andreas Georg Scherer; Part III.
Governance and Communication on Progress: 14. The Global Compact's
governance framework and integrity measures Ursula Wynhoven and Matthias
Stausberg; 15. The Global Compact communication on progress policy -
origins, trends and challenges Uzma Hamid and Oliver Johner; 16. COP
reporting in action - the case of Petrobras Ana Paula Grether; 17. The
Global Compact and the Global Reporting Initiative Paul Hohnen; Part IV.
Local Networks: The Emerging Global-Local Link: 18. Building the Global
Compact local network model - history and highlights Nessa Whelan; 19. The
Global Compact as a network of networks Dirk Ulrich Gilbert; 20. Running a
Global Compact local network - insights from the experience in Germany
Constanze J. Helmchen; 21. Building corporate citizenship through the UN
Global Compact - contributions and lessons learnt from the Argentinean
local network Flavio Fuertes and Nicolás Liarte-Vejrup; 22. Concluding
remarks - from alleviating the negative impacts of globalization to
transforming markets Ernst Brugger and Peter Maurer; Glossary;
Bibliography; Index.