Category Journal Article

We trace the evolution of memes related to marriage equality from the mid-1960s until 2015 when the US Supreme Court determined that such equality was the law of the land.

We sought to understand how income inequality could impact one of the most important decisions that a multinational business could make: where to locate their production operations. If different levels of inequality are conducive to different business activities, then reducing inequality would require a fundamental shift among policy makers on how such a socio-economic goal attracts foreign investment.

The Chinese government’s recent emphasis on environmental issues has encouraged firms to pay more attention to their environmental activities and reporting; however, the comprehensiveness and transparency of their reporting appear to have reached a plateau. But there are opportunities to revive this process by expanding the diversity and power of local stakeholders to act as watchdogs and as Chinese firms become more exposed to global influences through the process of internationalisation.

Transparency is often understood as a simple matter of handing out more information - this narrow focus overlooks complex communication processes that also create new realities.

The study indicates how corresponding time horizons can be organized to advance the implementation of socially responsible investing in financial institutions. The empirically identified mechanisms associated with different time horizons help banks and insurance companies systematically anchor socially responsible investing in their core business.

Strategies to build the resilience of the systems that corporations depend on: economies, societies and ecosystems.