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Community & Contributions news and comment by Stephanie Fleming
News and comment from the June/July edition of Corporate Citizenship Briefing, issue 106
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Third Sector news and
comment by Deepa Mirchandani & Larissa Carter
News and commentary from the April/May edition of Corporate Citizenship Briefing, issue 105
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Common destiny, uncommon
urgency
George Bernard Shaw famously quipped that England and America are two countries divided by a common language. Today sustainability should be uniting Europe and America in common endeavour, but is it really?
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Community and
contributions news and comment by Chad Rogerson
News and commentary from the April/May edition of Corporate Citizenship Briefing, issue 105
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Human Rights and Business
Ethics news
News from the April/May edition of Corporate Citizenship Briefing, issue 105
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Transforming the NGO and
forging cross-sectoral partnerships in the 21st Century
Greater collaboration between private, public and civil society organizations has become increasingly important in recent years, characterized by complex partnership models and a greater focus on clear and measurable outcomes that straddle geographic boundaries.
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Community and
Contributions news and comment by Larissa Carter
News and commentary from the February/March edition of Corporate Citizenship Briefing, issue 104
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Third sector news and
comment by Ita McMahon
News and comment for December / January from CCB 103
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Community and
contributions news and comment by David Logan
News and comment for December / January from CCB 103
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Editor's letter; Common
dangers "in this winter of our hardship"
The sobering oratory of newly elected President Obama helps set the tone for the start of this new year, one that will bring big challenges for companies trying to keep faith with their commitments to responsible and sustainable business.
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Leadership development
across the sectors
Is business missing a trick in its support for the voluntary sector? Andrew Wilson looks at the lessons to be learned.
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