Louis
Thank you for the information that serves to elaborate on the nature of President Obama's offer of a "new (or renewed) beginning." Only a president with Obama's worldview as well as multi-faith and multi-cultural wisdom, would be able to come…
Louis
In relation to Question 3, "Is there potential for tourism to contribute to improved relations between Iran and the West?", I am glad that you have brought a 'civilisational' perspective into this discussion thread by referring to the then Pr…
MY SUMMARY TO DISCUSSION: How can partnerships help business in contributing to peace and stability?
1. For the business partnership models presented, what are the unique strengths? Are these models replicable, and what are the hurdles to replicati…
CHECK OUT THIS LINK to see how business-government partnerships can sometimes go badly wrong:-
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/asia-pacific/1401733.stm
Friday, 22 June, 2001, 10:35 GMT 11:35 UK
Exxon 'helped torture in Indonesia'
Also an illustration…
Jeong Cho, Katie, Bianca & David
The tourism industry is definately the best industry for partnerships! From the customer to the product, so many people are involved and who may benefit. And its MOST HEARTENING to hear of inter-governmental partner…
Brandon
In state dominated economies where development is led by the state rather than private enterprise, it makes sense for businesses to form partnerships with governments. But we need to add a caveat here - not just any government but democrati…
Virginia
Your statement has put a totally different light on our discussion. Ending wars and
preventing war through spreading wealth through business partnerships are two very different propositions. Whilst wars may be business for some businesses,…
I forgot to add that just as the financial and non-financial bottomlines of CSR require KEY PERFORMANCE INDICATORS, perhaps KPIs are also needed for partnership approaches to involving business in "peace through business responsibility" if the proce…
Dean
Thanks a lot for the references! What a goldmine! Is this Ed Freeman, the author of the seminal book "Strategic Management: A Stakeholder Approach" (1984)? Wow!
Can I trouble you to know how I can lay my hands on Freeman, R. Edward & William…
Virginia
You are indeed right about how corporate efforts at community engagement are often poorly done, and in the process undoing all the good it could otherwise have done. And I have seen it become the cause of conflict rather than the harbinger…
Joshua
Yes, its "pretty cool" to be in a global discussion! :-) Especially to know that we are united by a common concern for responsible business and peace, that transcends nationalities, race and beliefs.
To your question "how welcoming and open…
Joshua
I note that prior to your statement, the discussion thread seems to be focussed on PARTNERSHIPS WITH EMPLOYEES i.e. internal corporate stakeholders. I had thought how unfortunate if our discussion is going to be confined to biz partnerships w…
I lecture the following subjects: Company Law, Business Law, Corporate Governance and Business Ethics. My research interests niche areas are corporate governance and business ethics, in particular from the Asian economic and business perspective and experience.
Interested in:
Professional Contacts, Potential Partners, Learning about work in the field, Sharing resources, New ventures, Expertise requests, Career Opportunities, Potential Investors
Topics on my radar:
The Role of Business in Advancing Peace through Commerce, On the Ground - Current Practices of Involving Business,
New Research on Development, Freedom & Peace,
Partnership Approaches to Involving Business,
A Perspective from the Tourism Industry,
Where We Go From Here
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