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Archive for June, 2003
Fixing the world – or fixing ourselves?
In the broadest terms, the CSR community seems to polarise into two camps: those who see it as a means to combat abuse o...
June 28, 2003
In the broadest terms, the CSR community seems to polarise into two camps: those who see it as a means to combat abuse of power (anti-immorality); and those who see it as a means to inject a higher purpose into corporate life (anti-amorality). Much confusion arises from unconscious schizophrenics who combine elements of both camps in their reasoning (which is very desirable), but don’t always recognise the distinction.
Marketplaces R.I.P.
Q. Why did so many marketplaces, exchanges and other promising B2B dot-com experiments fail so disma...
Richard ‘Dorkins’: Professor for the Misunderstanding of Science
I'm not someone who gets easily annoyed, but The Selfish Gene is a very irritating book. And a very...
Random Neologisms (#1)
On-line, off-line? Below the line? Above the line? Through the line? Who really cares? (more...)...
What is this blog all about? (#1)
"I have always been inordinately fond of that precision which creates movement". So said eecummings ...
On the bedside table (#1)
Here's what I am reading at the moment... JKRowling: "HP and the Order of the Phoenix" Greg Pallast...