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The Ethos Institute (B): Promises and Risks of Working with the Government
Sclefer, Jonathan; Moore, Mark H.Case HBS-HKS462-EEconomicsAs Brazil's energetic but fractious democracy emerged in the 1990s, the Ethos Institute launched a movement for corporate social responsibility (CSR) that, it hoped, would both cajole the private sector to manage its own operations responsibly-for example, eschewing racism and protecting the environment-and lead Brazil to a more just, sustainable society. By 2007 Ethos had transformed CSR into a prominent national movement, which had even helped ...Starting at €5.74
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The Ethos Institute (B): Promises and Risks of Working with the Government, Sequel
Sclefer, Jonathan; Moore, Mark H.Case HBS-HKS461-EEconomicsAs Brazil's energetic but fractious democracy emerged in the 1990s, the Ethos Institute launched a movement for corporate social responsibility (CSR) that, it hoped, would both cajole the private sector to manage its own operations responsibly-for example, eschewing racism and protecting the environment-and lead Brazil to a more just, sustainable society. By 2007 Ethos had transformed CSR into a prominent national movement, which had even helped ...Starting at €5.74
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The Ethos Institute (A): Challenging Business to Become the Vanguard of Social Progress in Brazil: Sequel
Sclefer, Jonathan; Moore, Mark H.Case HBS-HKS463-EEconomicsAs Brazil's energetic but fractious democracy emerged in the 1990s, the Ethos Institute launched a movement for corporate social responsibility (CSR) that, it hoped, would both cajole the private sector to manage its own operations responsibly-for example, eschewing racism and protecting the environment-and lead Brazil to a more just, sustainable society. By 2007 Ethos had transformed CSR into a prominent national movement, which had even helped ...Starting at €8.20
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The Ethos Institute (A): Challenging Business to Become the Vanguard of Social Progress in Brazil
Sclefer, Jonathan; Moore, Mark H.Case HBS-HKS464-EEconomicsAs Brazil's energetic but fractious democracy emerged in the 1990s, the Ethos Institute launched a movement for corporate social responsibility (CSR) that, it hoped, would both cajole the private sector to manage its own operations responsibly-for example, eschewing racism and protecting the environment-and lead Brazil to a more just, sustainable society. By 2007 Ethos had transformed CSR into a prominent national movement, which had even helped ...Starting at €8.20