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Corporate social responsibility blog

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October 20, 2006|

This just in: a new blog produced by the good folks at Ethical Corporation, who have a great website, magazine, and set of reports and conferences already available, focusing on Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) in China and elsewhere. Much of their online material is subscription only after a two-week trial, though one can sign up for a free weekly newsletter, and now, we can access the blog. 
Their editors and writers are based in London, Shanghai, Dallas, Buenos Aires, New York, Hong Kong, and Mumbai.



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    • 1 Comment »

    1. Comment by Social responsibility | October 25, 2006 @ 4:37 am

      You might find this study interesting (although done in 2004)

      http://www.causemarketingforum.com/page.asp?ID=330

      Americans Will Punish Bad Corporate Behavior
      While support of social issues can improve trust in a company, Cone’s research also shows that Americans stand ready to act against companies that behave illegally or unethically. The consequences for business can be devastating and long-term – those surveyed would be likely to respond in a variety of ways if they were to find out about a company’s negative practices:
      • Consider switching to another company’s products or services (90%)
      • Speak out against that company among my family and friends (81%)
      • Consider selling my investment in that company’s stock (80%)
      • Refuse to invest in that company’s stock (80%)
      • Refuse to work at that company (75%)
      • Boycott that company’s products or services (73%)
      • Be less loyal to my job at that company (67%)


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