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8th Annual Review
“The Eastern Turn in Responsible Enterprise: A Yearly Review of Corporate Responsibility from Lifeworth Consulting” will be published on May 25, 2009 by Jem Bendell, Niaz Alam, Sandy Lin, Chew Ng, Lala Rimando, Claire Veuthey, and Barbara Wettstein. |
The Eastern Turn
Each year for the last seven, Lifeworth Consulting has published free reviews of global trends in corporate responsibility. This year’s Review examines the growing importance of the issues, ideas and initiatives from Asia that relate to corporate responsibility. The review describes how, until now, most research, practice, and education on matters of corporate responsibility has been dominated by “the West”. Transnational Corporations (TNCs), Nongovernmental Organisations, (NGOs), consulting firms and academic institutions from Europe and North America have led the agenda, amidst strong domestic drivers for voluntary corporate responses to societal issues, including consumer awareness, independent media, active civil society and an ambivalence towards government intervention. This publication shows how that is changing. The “Eastern Turn” is described in terms of the location of responsible enterprise challenges and the origin of responsible enterprise ideas and initiatives, that arise due to the growing power of the Middle East and Asia. A variety of examples are given from events during 2008, as well as a discussion of emerging challenges and priorities for practitioners in this field.
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Previous Annual Reviews
- 2007 Annual Review
- 2006 Annual Review
- 2005 Annual Review
- 2004 Annual Review
- 2003 Annual Review
- 2002 Annual Review
- 2001 Annual Review