The Journal of Corporate Citizenship, Issue 5/The First African Corporate Citizenship Convention
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Dear Colleagues,
'The Journal of Corporate Citizenship' Issue 5, Spring 2002 is a special theme issue:
'International Perspectives of Corporate Citizenship'
Edited by Malcolm McIntosh, Visiting Professor of Corporate Citizenship, University of Bath, UK
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Table of Contents
*Gender, Power and Post-structuralism in Corporate Citizenship:
A Personal Perspective on Theory and Change
Gill Coleman, New Academy of Business, UK
*The Theory and Practice of Learning Networks:
Corporate Social Responsibility and the Global Compact
John Gerard Ruggie, Harvard University, USA
*Business Managers: Leaders in Society?
Marcelo Paladino and Alberto Willi, Universidad Austral, Argentina
*Positive Deviance: A New Paradigm for Addressing Todayıs Problems Today
Jerry Sternin, Visiting Scholar, Tufts University, USA;
Save the Children (US) Positive Deviance Consultant
*Corporate Citizenship in Venezuela
Yolanda De Venanzi, Yolanda De Venanzi Asesores, Venezuela
*Corporate Citizenship in Australia: Some Ups, Some Downs
David Birch, Deakin University, Australia
*The Journey towards Corporate Citizenship in the United States: Leader or Laggard?
Bradley Googins, The Center for Corporate Citizenship at Boston College, USA
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³FIRST ANNUAL AFRICAN CORPORATE CITIZENSHIP CONVENTION, 24 & 25 APRIL 2002, SANDTON, SOUTH AFRICA
The African Institute of Corporate Citizenship is hosting the first ever African Corporate Citizenship Convention over 24 & 25 April 2002 at the Sandton Convention Centre in Johannesburg. The event is one of the most important African forums in the lead up to the World Summit on Sustainable Development (WSSD) providing business, government and the NGO sectors the opportunity to understand responsible business practice. The convention is an extraordinary opportunity to shape the African business agenda in line with strong international moves to integrate corporate citizenship into mainstream business practice. The convention will comprise 4 plenary sessions debating key issues viz. NEPAD, African Corporate Citizenship, African Challenges & Leadership for Tomorrow. Key speakers include Richard Holbrooke (unconfirmed), Peter Moyo, Nolitha Fakude, Manny Amadi, Mumba Kapumpa, Ishmael Yamson, David Grayson, Ezra Mbogori and Almorie Maule. The two day event will feature four sessions of four workshops, facilitated by a diverse group of experts, each covering a wide range of pertinent corporate citizenship issues. Delegates will have a choice of one workshop per session. For detailed information please visit www.corporatecitizenship-africa.com http://www.corporatecitizenship-africa.com/ and follow the 'Convention' link.
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