Responsible Investment Around the World: Finance after the Great Reset
Responsible Investment Around the Worldconsiders economic recovery undertaken in different regions around the world. Financing policies and investment solutions are proposed that can responsibly help address the world's most pressing issues - in climate change, social injustice, and access to h...
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| Zusammenfassung: | Responsible Investment Around the Worldconsiders economic recovery undertaken in different regions around the world. Financing policies and investment solutions are proposed that can responsibly help address the world's most pressing issues - in climate change, social injustice, and access to healthcare |
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| Beschreibung: | 1 Online-Ressource (246 Seiten) |
| ISBN: | 9781803828534 |
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| 505 | 8 | |a Intro -- Half Title Page -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Contents -- Chapter 1: Introduction -- Chapter 2: Responsibility -- 2.1. Foundations -- 2.1.1. Philosophical Foundations -- 2.1.2. Economic Foundations -- 2.1.3. Leadership Foundations -- 2.1.4. Behavioral Foundations -- 2.2. Responsibility Within Markets -- 2.3. Corporate Social Responsibility -- 2.3.1. The Value of CSR -- 2.3.2. International Differences -- 2.3.3. Global Governance -- 2.3.4. Public Private Partnerships -- 2.3.5. CSR as a Multi-stakeholder Management Means -- 2.3.6. The UNGC -- 2.3.7. COVID-19 Pandemic External Shock -- 2.3.8. COVID-19 Induced Inequality -- 2.3.9. Corporate Social Justice in the Aftermath of the COVID-19 Pandemic -- 2.4. Socially Responsible Investment -- 2.4.1. Forms -- 2.4.2. Stakeholders -- 2.4.3. Emergence -- 2.4.4. Historical Background -- 2.4.5. International Nuances -- North America. -- Europe. -- The Pacific Rim and Asia. -- Emerging Markets. -- 2.4.6. 2008 World Financial Crisis -- 2.4.7. Economic Impact of COVID-19 -- 2.4.8. COVID-19 New Finance Order -- 2.4.9. Inequality in the Socio-economic Fallout of COVID-19 -- 2.4.10. Finance Performance Versus Real Economy Constraints Gap -- 2.4.11. Social Volatility and Affective Fallout Propensities Spread -- 2.4.12. Inflation -- 2.4.13. Interest rate -- 2.4.14. Responsible Finance: Targeted Rescue, Recovery and Relief Aid -- 2.4.15. Urban-Local-Regional and National Focus -- 2.4.16. Global and Future-oriented Beneficiaries Focus -- 2.4.17. Institutional Framework -- 2.4.18. Finance after the Great Reset -- 2.4.19. Political Divestiture -- 2.4.20. Positive-screened SRI Ventures of the Future -- Chapter 3: Discussion and Future Prospect -- Chapter 4: Conclusion -- References -- Index | |
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| contents | Intro -- Half Title Page -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Contents -- Chapter 1: Introduction -- Chapter 2: Responsibility -- 2.1. Foundations -- 2.1.1. Philosophical Foundations -- 2.1.2. Economic Foundations -- 2.1.3. Leadership Foundations -- 2.1.4. Behavioral Foundations -- 2.2. Responsibility Within Markets -- 2.3. Corporate Social Responsibility -- 2.3.1. The Value of CSR -- 2.3.2. International Differences -- 2.3.3. Global Governance -- 2.3.4. Public Private Partnerships -- 2.3.5. CSR as a Multi-stakeholder Management Means -- 2.3.6. The UNGC -- 2.3.7. COVID-19 Pandemic External Shock -- 2.3.8. COVID-19 Induced Inequality -- 2.3.9. Corporate Social Justice in the Aftermath of the COVID-19 Pandemic -- 2.4. Socially Responsible Investment -- 2.4.1. Forms -- 2.4.2. Stakeholders -- 2.4.3. Emergence -- 2.4.4. Historical Background -- 2.4.5. International Nuances -- North America. -- Europe. -- The Pacific Rim and Asia. -- Emerging Markets. -- 2.4.6. 2008 World Financial Crisis -- 2.4.7. Economic Impact of COVID-19 -- 2.4.8. COVID-19 New Finance Order -- 2.4.9. Inequality in the Socio-economic Fallout of COVID-19 -- 2.4.10. Finance Performance Versus Real Economy Constraints Gap -- 2.4.11. Social Volatility and Affective Fallout Propensities Spread -- 2.4.12. Inflation -- 2.4.13. Interest rate -- 2.4.14. Responsible Finance: Targeted Rescue, Recovery and Relief Aid -- 2.4.15. Urban-Local-Regional and National Focus -- 2.4.16. Global and Future-oriented Beneficiaries Focus -- 2.4.17. Institutional Framework -- 2.4.18. Finance after the Great Reset -- 2.4.19. Political Divestiture -- 2.4.20. Positive-screened SRI Ventures of the Future -- Chapter 3: Discussion and Future Prospect -- Chapter 4: Conclusion -- References -- Index |
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| spellingShingle | Puaschunder, Julia M. Responsible Investment Around the World Finance after the Great Reset Intro -- Half Title Page -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Contents -- Chapter 1: Introduction -- Chapter 2: Responsibility -- 2.1. Foundations -- 2.1.1. Philosophical Foundations -- 2.1.2. Economic Foundations -- 2.1.3. Leadership Foundations -- 2.1.4. Behavioral Foundations -- 2.2. Responsibility Within Markets -- 2.3. Corporate Social Responsibility -- 2.3.1. The Value of CSR -- 2.3.2. International Differences -- 2.3.3. Global Governance -- 2.3.4. Public Private Partnerships -- 2.3.5. CSR as a Multi-stakeholder Management Means -- 2.3.6. The UNGC -- 2.3.7. COVID-19 Pandemic External Shock -- 2.3.8. COVID-19 Induced Inequality -- 2.3.9. Corporate Social Justice in the Aftermath of the COVID-19 Pandemic -- 2.4. Socially Responsible Investment -- 2.4.1. Forms -- 2.4.2. Stakeholders -- 2.4.3. Emergence -- 2.4.4. Historical Background -- 2.4.5. International Nuances -- North America. -- Europe. -- The Pacific Rim and Asia. -- Emerging Markets. -- 2.4.6. 2008 World Financial Crisis -- 2.4.7. Economic Impact of COVID-19 -- 2.4.8. COVID-19 New Finance Order -- 2.4.9. Inequality in the Socio-economic Fallout of COVID-19 -- 2.4.10. Finance Performance Versus Real Economy Constraints Gap -- 2.4.11. Social Volatility and Affective Fallout Propensities Spread -- 2.4.12. Inflation -- 2.4.13. Interest rate -- 2.4.14. Responsible Finance: Targeted Rescue, Recovery and Relief Aid -- 2.4.15. Urban-Local-Regional and National Focus -- 2.4.16. Global and Future-oriented Beneficiaries Focus -- 2.4.17. Institutional Framework -- 2.4.18. Finance after the Great Reset -- 2.4.19. Political Divestiture -- 2.4.20. Positive-screened SRI Ventures of the Future -- Chapter 3: Discussion and Future Prospect -- Chapter 4: Conclusion -- References -- Index Business ethics Emigration and immigration Marketing |
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