Greenleaf - Renouf Publishing Co. Ltd.
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Healing Capitalism<br />
Five Years in the Life of Business, Finance<br />
and <strong>Co</strong>rporate Responsibility<br />
Jem Bendell and Ian Doyle<br />
l Key events, issues and trends in corporate<br />
responsibility during the first decade of the<br />
21st century<br />
l A vision and practice of a new form of capitalism<br />
l Drawn on Lifeworth’s annual CR reviews<br />
The global response from business to social and<br />
environmental issues during the past decade<br />
has created a corporate responsibility movement.<br />
But what has been the impact of this<br />
movement? The financial crisis that began in<br />
2007 has led more and more people to question<br />
the fundamentals of our economic system.<br />
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Now, some within the corporate responsibility<br />
movement are developing a vision and<br />
practice of a new form of capitalism, one that<br />
will require collective action to achieve.<br />
Bendell and Doyle draw on Lifeworth’s<br />
annual reviews of corporate responsibility and<br />
propose a wellness framework whereby business<br />
is a conduit for enhancing life and the<br />
systems that support it. They explain how business<br />
leaders, stakeholders and related academe<br />
now need to experiment with new models that<br />
address the fundamental flaws of contemporary<br />
capitalism, including monetary systems, enterprise<br />
ownership, and regulation. This book will<br />
be a fantastic resource for business libraries, as<br />
it records and analyses key events, issues and<br />
trends in corporate responsibility during the<br />
first decade of the 21st century. It is a sequel<br />
and companion to Bendell’s previous work, The<br />
<strong>Co</strong>rporate Responsibility Movement (<strong>Greenleaf</strong><br />
<strong>Publishing</strong>, 2009).<br />
July 2013 450 pp 234 x 156 mm paperback ISBN 978-1-906093-91-4 £49.95 €60.00 $90.00<br />
Rights: all hardback ISBN 978-1-907643-92-7 £90.00 €120.00 $150.00<br />
PDF eBook ISBN 978-1-909493-21-6 £49.95 €60.00 $90.00<br />
The Quest for<br />
Sustainable Business<br />
An Epic Journey in Search of <strong>Co</strong>rporate<br />
Responsibility<br />
Wayne Visser<br />
l Insights from the author’s 2010 “CSR Quest<br />
World Tour”<br />
l Stories, ideas and links to video interviews<br />
with some of the biggest names in sustainable<br />
business practices<br />
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The author shares what he<br />
has learned in encounters<br />
with mega-corporations<br />
and small farmers, and<br />
conversations with CEOs<br />
and social entrepreneurs.<br />
There are facts and figures<br />
about world trends, and<br />
interviews with thought<br />
leaders and activists. This<br />
is a tale that consciously<br />
weaves the personal and the professional, mixing<br />
anecdotes and case studies. It looks outwards<br />
and reflects inwards, and is both autobiography<br />
and the life story of a global movement.<br />
“The Quest for Sustainable Business is two things: the most important and, in certain respects<br />
the only, historical account of corporate responsibility to date, and a bloody good read.”<br />
Ben Hickman, Ethical Performance<br />
June 2012 256+ viii pp 234 x 156 mm paperback ISBN 978-1-906093-76-1 £25.00 €32.00 $45.00<br />
Rights: all PDF eBook ISBN 978-1-907643-49-1 £25.00 €32.00 $45.00<br />
ePub eBook ISBN 978-1-907643-88-0 £25.00 €32.00 $45.00<br />
<strong>Greenleaf</strong> PUBLISHING catalogue spring 2013 www.greenleaf-publishing.com 11
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