Lee Fleming, and Olav Sorenson, by and for the Masses,” “Financing January 1, 2016; very short California Management Review, introduction to everything you wanted to know as the crowdfunding industry matures Ryan Carey, ed., Centre for The Effective Altruism Handbook, Effective Altruism, 2015; Introduction, Chapters 1-5, 13-17; I am not entirely sure where this movement is going, but it has taken hold with a furry that suggests a shift in the philosophy of giving; 30 pages of easy reading in total Kim Jonker, the Black with BRAC,” Stanford Social Innovation “In Winter 2009; a case study of BRAC’s heavy dependence on Review, social enterprise with a thoughtful analysis of when and how to structure a social business; BRAC now wants to secure all its revenues from social enterprise, but is the strategy sound, will it work, and what might be lost in the change? WEEK 7 (MARCH 19): CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY READINGS Gordon Clark, Andreas Feiner, Michael Viehs, From the Stockholder September 2014; the case for CSR from the to the Shareholder, corporate side of the debate; be careful about the conclusions, however—some of the assertions do not fit the evidence presented in the research Deborah Doane, Myth of CSR,” Stanford Social Innovation “The Review,” Fall 2005; very tough criticism of the company” as “good the answer to the world’s problems; short and to the point Herman Aguinis, and Ante Glavas, Versus Peripheral “Embedded Corporate Social Responsibility: Psychological Foundations,” November 2013, 314-319 Industrial and Organizational Psychology, only; my favorite piece on how to tell the difference between real and false CSR; browse it for key points Olivier Boiral, Reports as Simulacra? A “Sustainability of A and A+ GRI Reports,” Accounting, Auditing & Fall 2013; an analysis of the role of images in Accountability Journal, CSR reporting and the distortions of reality that follow from CSR as a form of marketing ASSIGNMENT 3
Lee Fleming, and Olav Sorenson, “Financing by and for the Masses,” California Management Review, January 1, 2016; very short introduction to everything you wanted to know as the crowdfunding industry matures Ryan Carey, ed., The Effective Altruism Handbook, Centre for Effective Altruism, 2015; Introduction, Chapters 1-5, 13-17; I am not entirely sure where this movement is going, but it has taken hold with a furry that suggests a shift in the philosophy of giving; 30 pages of easy reading in total Kim Jonker, “In the Black with BRAC,” Stanford Social Innovation Review, Winter 2009; a case study of BRAC’s heavy dependence on social enterprise with a thoughtful analysis of when and how to structure a social business; BRAC now wants to secure all its revenues from social enterprise, but is the strategy sound, will it work, and what might be lost in the change? WEEK 7 (MARCH 19): CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY READINGS Gordon Clark, Andreas Feiner, Michael Viehs, From the Stockholder to the Shareholder, September 2014; the case for CSR from the corporate side of the debate; be careful about the conclusions, however—some of the assertions do not fit the evidence presented in the research Deborah Doane, “The Myth of CSR,” Stanford Social Innovation Review,” Fall 2005; very tough criticism of the “good company” as the answer to the world’s problems; short and to the point Herman Aguinis, and Ante Glavas, “Embedded Versus Peripheral Corporate Social Responsibility: Psychological Foundations,” Industrial and Organizational Psychology, November 2013, 314-319 only; my favorite piece on how to tell the difference between real and false CSR; browse it for key points Olivier Boiral, “Sustainability Reports as Simulacra? A of A and A+ GRI Reports,” Accounting, Auditing & Accountability Journal, Fall 2013; an analysis of the role of images in CSR reporting and the distortions of reality that follow from CSR as a form of marketing ASSIGNMENT 3
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