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Will Innovation Save the Planet? How the principles of successful innovation could slow global...
By Morten Olsen
“Combating climate change requires urgent and ambitious action,” proclaimed the RIO+20 summit held in June 2012. Yet, strong commitments failed to materialize...
Ocean Conservationist Clément Perrette Reflects On The Importance Of Philanthropy During Pandemic
From marine conservation to climate change, countless individuals have spearheaded efforts to battle against the various destructive forces that have plagued the modern world....
The Importance of Protecting and Driving Organisational Purpose
By Fiona Logan
We’re continuing to experience incredible disruption – from the Covid-19 legacy to the climate crisis, and from the war in Ukraine, to...
The Power of Big Tech Platforms Has Gone Too Far
By Andreas Kornelakis
The shift in the regulatory context globally compels tech giants to become more responsible
There is a global shift in policies to curb...
The Fungibility of Environmental, Social, and Governance Reporting
By Tim Bovy and Ian Hodges
For all organisations, there is the need for ESG reporting to be interoperable because it impacts the ability of...
Beyond Good Intentions – Bringing Strategy To Giving, Impact Investing, and Corporate Responsibility
By Olga Almqvist
Value-driven leaders and people with means have an array of options for giving back to society. But whether through philanthropy, impact-driven investments,...
The Rising Star: Exploring the Chief Sustainability Officer (CSO) Role
In recent years, the concept of sustainability has gained significant traction across industries and societies worldwide. As organizations recognize the importance of integrating environmental,...
Right to be Disconnected – The Wave to Catch On
By Jasna Čošabić
This paper analyses the possible influence of the French labour law reform - the “right to be disconnected” – on other countries...
The Craziest Superstitions & Why They Exist
Superstitions are a crazy thing. Some of us swear by them, others will purposely step on the cracks, walk under ladders and generally just...
Preparing for Mandatory Reporting Under the EU’s Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive is Essential
By Tim Bovy and Ian Hodges
The date for the initial filing of mandatory reports is fast approaching. The European Union Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive...
The CBD Situation in Europe
Today, we are telling you more about the production and distribution of CBD and how it is regulated on the European territory.
You can now buy...
The Role of Ethical Values in Economic Value Creation
By S. Ramakrishna Velamuri and William Harvey
Values integration in businesses keeps the highly competitive world humane. In this article, the authors elaborate not only...
Moving Esg into the Mainstream: Drivers and Actions
Bank of America Merrill Lynch found in 2018 that firms with a better ESG record than their peers produced higher three-year returns, were more...
Zero-Waste Farming: How Technology is Making it Possible
In the realm of sustainable agriculture, zero-waste farming stands as a beacon of innovation and environmental stewardship. This approach not only seeks to minimize...
#EmbraceEquity on International Women’s Day 2023
In honour of International Women's Day, The European Business Review wants to recognise all the strong women who have not just broken the glass...
4 Ways London and its Built Environment is Changing Positively
A city’s built environment – the human-made surroundings that provide the setting for human activity – is an important factor for residents’ quality of...
Women’s Rights in Indonesia
By Kathryn Robinson
The 32-year rule of the Suharto New Order regime (1966-98) socially engineered gender roles in the service of authoritarian rule. The democratic...
How Will the Minimum EPC Requirement Impact Landlords in England?
Persons operating leases and rental properties in the England are in a close race against time to make necessary improvements to their energy efficiency...
A Voyage Into Premature Aging: The Role of Chronic Stress and its Principal Correlates
By Prof. Simon L. Dolan and Prof. Mario Raich
Introduction
The idea of stress and aging was born many years ago while one of the co-authors of...
The Future of Sustainability in the Packaging Industry
Gone are those days when plastic packaging was one of the few choices we had to pack and ship our products. Neither of these...
The Solution Economy: A New Way to Solve Social Problems
By William D. Eggers and Paul Macmillan
In recent years an entire economy of societal problem solvers have emerged to tackle old problems in new...
Small Business Owners Guide to Commercial Gas and Electricity
Businesses will normally be consuming a lot more gas and electricity compared to the average household. However, price isn’t the onlㄎy factor when choosing...
The Net-Zero Battle Requires an Army of Economic Sustainability Warriors
by Laurits Bach Sørensen
Although governments around the world have made commitments to achieving net zero, it is clear that more is needed if these...
6 Reasons Why Ancestry Kits Make a Great Gift
Researching your lineage is not only fascinating but, as a hobby, it is beneficial to your health and wellbeing too. Family Tree Research not...
Building Sustainability into Real Estate
By Joanna Radeke, Alexander Boether, and Alexandre Bezzera
Both residents and shareholders enjoy the right returns when real estate companies collaborate and innovate for environmental...
Envisioning the Opportunities Presented by the Resource Revolution
By Stefan Heck and Matt Rogers
Conventional wisdom predicts stagnating economic growth, extreme resource depletion, accelerating commodity price inflation, and increasing pollution as consuming classes...
Zero-Waste Tips: 10 of the Most Impactful Habits
The world produces more than 2 billion tonnes of waste yearly. And it is expected to increase to 3.40 billion tonnes by the year...
Why Mark Zuckerberg’s Leadership Failure was a Predictable Surprise
By David De Cremer
In today’s more developed global village, responsible leadership is of paramount importance especially from businesses that make use of digital platforms....
The benefits for Africa of satellite constellations like Elon Musk’s are unclear. It would...
Access to the internet and information continues to be one of the major problems in African countries. In many parts of the continent, coverage...
Frontiers in the Neurobiology of Values: New Challenges for Mental Health Professionals in the...
By Simon L. Dolan and Tom Dolan
The co-authors of this article are 30 years apart in age, genetically bonded as biological father and son,...
The Reshaping Industry of Waste Management: How Cleanaway CEO Vik Bansal Leads Through Times...
By Sachin Wason
No matter what sector or industry of business, the value of good leadership in any organization cannot be understated. Leaders are at...
Leading with Ethics and Compliance
By Mark Meaney
As millions take to the streets in a global protest of corporate malfeasance, Dean Rich Lyons of the Haas School of Business...
Pharma Leader Carsten Thiel On The Importance Of Medical Advancement During The Pandemic...
Since inception, the modern pharmaceutical industry has sought to continuously evolve, forge new treatments for ongoing conditions, and eradicate threats to human existence. From...
Smart Moves for Europe’s Energy Intensive Industries
By Jean-Marc Ollagnier, Sytze Dijkstra, Lasse Kari and Gargi Chakrabarty
Europe needs to keep producing chemicals, steel, and cement while reducing emissions from those industries....
Why Installing Water Softeners Has Become a Preferred Choice in Several Business Verticals in...
By Koyel Ghosh
Water softening can be defined as a smart technique that takes out the ions that work as the major hardening agents in...
Revolutionizing Energy: The MILC Metaverse & ION Power Grid’s Spectacular Vision for a Greener...
Energy powers our every move, and the way we generate, distribute, and consume this vital resource is undergoing an insanely-cool transformation. MILC Metaverse, a...
The Importance of Fertilizers: The Secret Ingredient to Feeding the World
The worldwide mission to meet the ever-increasing demand for food is inextricably linked to the vitality of our soils, the advancements in our farming...
United Airlines, Artificial Intelligence, and Donald Trump: Reawakening Values in the Era...
By Avi Liran and Simon L. Dolan
Society has evolved and not all aspects of our lives were able to cope up with the changes...
4 Big Advantages of Biofuels for the World
These days the perfect kind of business structures are those that converse and use green solutions. Surprisingly, greener products like biofuels from bioliquids used...
“Going, going…”: The long term sustainability impacts of short term focus
By Aileen Ionescu-Somers
Short-term thinking and acting has led to the current financial crisis, but has it precipitated a move to more long-term thinking in...
A Vision for Tomorrow: Crafting a Compassionate Blueprint for Our Shared Future
By Simon L. Dolan
The future of work is not just a matter of technology and efficiency; it’s about people. Many of us are navigating...
From Adam Smith to Karl Marx: How would digitalisation ‘age’?
By Mandeep K. Mahendru and Anirudh Agrawal
The world is increasingly becoming digital, where our life-long earnings, relationships, secrets, property and personal rights are stored...
Building Ethical Business Cultures: BRIC by BRIC
By Alexandre Ardichvili, Douglas Jondle, Jack Wiley, Edgard Cornacchione, Jessica Li & Thomas Thakadipuram
As the economies of Brazil, Russia, India, and China (BRICs) continue...
Protecting The Environment With Eco-Friendly Disposables
In recent years, environmental degradation has been on the rise and it is a very important issue. One way to help reduce pollution is...
Veins and Wires: Reflections on UrbanTech Transformation
By Dr Mike Cooray, Dr Rikke Duus and Marius Sylvestersen
What kind of urban environment would you like to live in? In this article, we...
UK’s Construction Sector Waste Crisis
New Enviro Skip Hire research found that the UK’s construction sector uses just over 400 million tonnes of material each year. This equates to...
Marketing Is Killing ESG. Here’s How We Can Save it.
By Ricardo Vargas
ESG has become a catchphrase many companies use to show that they care for the environment while conveniently ignoring the aspects of...
Workplace Drug Testing — Useful Need-to-Knows
Workplace drug testing is an important and useful practice that helps to ensure a safe and productive work environment. It can also provide employers...
Keeping Resilience in VUCA era: The Organization Should Learn from the Water’s Wisdom
By Weixu Ding and Jianhua Mao
The COVID-19 outbreak started at the end of 2019 that has hurt the world's economy, cultural exchanges, people's healthy...
Volunteering Platform Vee Gets $12M Funding as It Seeks to Help Companies Give Back...
Tel Aviv-based corporate volunteering platform Vee announces the completion of a $12 million fundraising round, less than a year after it launched its platform....
TOP READS OF THE WEEK
The Lawbreaker: How Deliberate Rule-Breaking Drives Innovation
By Doug Hall
Transformational ideas require a leap of faith. They require you to break free of your “adultness” to allow your mind to run free and unconstrained. This article presents one of the most...
The Drama Queen Leader: Theatricality and Inappropriate Behaviour
By Adrian Furnham
Friendly, dramatic, and attention-seeking, they are difficult to miss. You may find them entertaining in social settings, but what happens when you have to work with them? In this article, Adrian Furnham...
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Artificial Integrity
By Hamilton Mann
Much has been said about how to instill integrity into AI-generated content. So far, the focus has been on policing training data or filtering output, but wouldn't it be better if the...
