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CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY
McGill Management International Case Competition: Garry Bell, Jake Sinclair, Jordan McKenzie, Abigail MacKenzie-Armes, Julia Barreau, Olivia Bruzzese
For students: What would you recommend as the new go-to-market strategy for American Apparel, paying particular attention to the challenges of global supply chains and the social and environmental impacts of fast fashion?
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When companies make it easy for children to unknowingly spend money online, who is to blame for this "friendly fraud"?
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BUSINESS ETHICS
The California Sunday Magazine: Cameron Bird, Sean Captain, Elise Craig, Haley Cohen Gilliland, Joy Shan
These employees are fighting for a more ethical Silicon Valley. Is it working?
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SUSTAINABILITY
Fast Company: Adele Peters
"Creating consumer change is phenomenally difficult." Can this new model undermine disposability by tackling the game, instead of the players?
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PURPOSE OF THE CORPORATION
"The economic success of the corporation is essentially bound up with its success as a social organisation." Can moving beyond "markets and hierarchies" help better understand corporate success, and failure?
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TEACHING INNOVATIONS
The Globe and Mail: Jennifer Lewington
"Pressure is mounting on business schools to bring a holistic approach to management education." How should business schools respond?
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