Green Economy
CREATING A CARING ECONOMICS: THEORY, RESEARCH, AND PRACTICE Riane Eisler Keynote, August 8 2010, All Academy Session at the 2010 Academy of Management Annual Meeting, Montréal, Canada - August 6-10
"Dare to Care: Passion & Compassion in Management Practice & Research"
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Editors’ choice July 2010
Five global forces that will reshape business
A major new McKinsey research effort to spot the trends that will define the coming era has identified five forces, or “crucibles,” of innovation where the stresses and tensions will be greatest and the opportunities for smart strategy most promising.“Global forces: An introduction” is a primer on this work. As the research advances, we will update our new global-forces compilation page, which includes related thinking in text and multimedia formats.
In the public debut of the research, we’re focusing on one of the five forces: the great rebalancing that is under way in the world economy now that emerging markets are asserting their clout as consumers and as business and product innovators. “Globalization’s critical imbalances” explores the way financial crises may accelerate this rebalancing. “Building a second home in China” examines how companies can benefit from a presence in the world’s most dynamic economy. Learn more.
New Global Climate Prosperity Scoreboard Finds Over $1 Trillion Invested In Green Since 2007
WASHINGTON D.C., Dec. 04 /CSRwire/ - Ethical Markets Media (USA and Brazil) and The Climate Prosperity Alliance today launched their Global Climate Prosperity Scoreboard® which tracks private investment in companies growing the green economy globally. This new, never before reported number, showing $1,248,740,645,993.00 (over $1.248 trillion) in total investment since 2007, indicates how investors and entrepreneurs are leading governments in promoting sustainable growth.
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