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Appetite for Change
Reinventing the Global Food System
Today's global food system is inherently unsustainable, and must be completely transformed. Appetite for Change was conceived to identify what change is needed, and the role the corporate sector must play in making it happen.
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Issue Brief: China
New landscapes
China is a populous country of diverse cultures and regions undergoing monumental change. The pace of change is so rapid that tensions and instability are inevitable. For each of modern China’s many achievements, there are complex trade-offs.
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Time to Bop in Brazil and India (Época Negócios)
A new report from the World Resources Institute (WRI) explores the nature and scale of markets at the base of the pyramid (BOP)—and looks at how successful businesses are moving to meet their needs.
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Pharma Futures 2
Prescription for Long-Term Value
Phama Futures 2 outlines the findings of a 12-month dialogue between leading industry executives and major institutional investors on how the pharma sector can better deliver long-term value to shareholders and consumers.
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Issue Brief: Taxing Issues
What's fair?
How the traditionally opaque world of corporate tax planning is coming under increasing pressure to enhance transparency and demonstrate greater accountability.
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It's the Economics, Stupid (Grist)
Has the corporate-responsibility movement lost sight of the big picture?
Perhaps it's time to ask ourselves whether the language of corporate social responsibility (CSR) has blinded us to looming planetary and civilizational risks.
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Issue Brief: India
Ancient civilisation, largest democracy
Whether companies consider India a source of well trained but affordable labour or look upon it as a market, one thing is clear – no company can afford to ignore it.
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Issue Brief: Brazil
Country of diversities and inequalities
Brazil is a land where modern industry and commerce has flourished alongside extraordinary inequality, poverty, crime and violence. In part because of these extremes, Brazil has long been associated with sustainable development.
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Country Study: Brazil
Country of Diversities and Inequalities
Embracing the Amazon rainforest and the sprawling cities and shanty towns of Sao Paulo and Rio de Janiero, Brazil is a land where modern industry and commerce has flourished alongside extraordinary inequality, poverty, crime and violence.
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Radar: The Security Issue
Safety, Comfort and Protection, But At What Cost?
Security touches us deeply because it feeds off, and can fuel, our fears. Offers of security draw us with promises of safety, comfort and protection. The question though, is at what cost to freedom and opportunity, for us and for society at large?
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Radar: The G8 Issue
Is the G8 Outmoded?
Is the G8 outmoded, as a group of leaders based on geographical borders? Given the questions that they are addressing, isn’t there an irresistible case to enhance the diversity of the group? And where are the other players in the G8 discussions?
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Radar: The Work Issue
Work... Is it an order? An invitation? An opportunity even?
In this issue of _Radar_ we explore the boundaries of work, the role technology is playing in blurring where, and when, we work and the changing role trade unions, not least with their growing involvement in the corporate responsibility agenda.
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Radar: The Liability Issue
See You in Court?
In this edition we consider where questions of moral and retrospective liability will lead us, and ask whether a growing compensation culture will make for a richer or poorer society.
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Radar: The Sports Issue
What's the Score?
This edition covers some of the key issues that sport - and the sports industry - face in making a positive contribution to more sustainable forms of development.
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Radar: The HIV/AIDS Issue
Whose Catastrophe?
In this edition of Radar we explore the business side of the HIV/AIDS tragedy, focusing on new scenarios, social enterprise responses, outsourcing, access to medicines and the potential of ‘open source’ thinking.
