Here's a list of some of the most popular articles on EthicalCorp.com published during 2010.
(Happy New Year, belatedly, to all blog readers! I hope you had a restful break.)
I've selected a mix of our free and paid for items to list below.
The stats are of course quite different for each.
Apologies that I haven't had time to demark which are which. Many of the below are free to read without a log-in to the site. Some are not.
However, this piece: 2010: A year dominated by macro trends I have posted as a free PDF. Just click the link to read it/print it out.
I found it a useful exercise to get an idea of what matters to regular or occasional readers of the website.
As you might predict, the below shows readers are interested in the usual wide variety of social, environmental, leadership and 'macro' issues.
Here's the list:
Classic case studies of corporate (ir)responsibility
Unilever: Sustainable living planned
How to break in a new CEO
UN Global Compact: Ten years of greenwashing?
Integrated Reporting – The gulf between theory and practice
Impact assessment: How to report about reality
Ethics training: Protect more than reputation
Business and environmental impacts: Why ‘full product transparency’ is the future
Company leaders - Sustainability has the ear of the boss
Employee Engagement Briefing Part 1: Overview - Unleash the innovation within
Public relations: Reform or die
BP and the Gulf of Mexico: Ten lessons for corporate responsibility
Eco Index: How green are your clothes?
Interface: The case for environmental product declarations
Does the case against CSR add up in 2010?
Future sustainable growth - Capitalism that works
The UK Anti-Bribery Act: How global companies should prepare
Pollution-free aviation - A clean getaway?
The Kimberley Process: Conflict diamonds cut out
(Note: This list is actually representative of about the last four months of 2010 on EthicalCorp.com, due to the limitations of tracking stats on our current website. A new Ethical Corporation site will be launched in the next couple of months, so next year this will be a more fully representative listing)
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