1st Edition
Companies that Mimic Life Leaders of the Emerging Corporate Renaissance
By Joseph H. Bragdon
Copyright 2016
242 Pages
by
Routledge
250 Pages
by
Routledge
242 Pages
by
Routledge
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Industrial capitalism is broken. The signs, which transcend national ideologies, are everywhere: climate change; ecological overshoot; financial exhaustion; fraying social safety nets; corporate fraud; government deceit; civic unrest; terrorism; and war. But there is hope. This book tells how transformation is taking root in the corporate world – the last place many of us would look for... Read more
Introduction
1. Changing Paradigms
2. The Power of Networks
3. Management by Means
4. Conservation of Resources
5. Openness
6. Sense of Purpose
7. Consciousness
8. Towards Industrial Symbiosis
9. The Emerging Corporate RenaissanceEpilogue Appendix 1. The Global LAMP Index® Appendix 2. Global LAMP Index® Returns Appendix 3. Credit Ratings of LAMP Companies
Biography
Joseph H. Bragdon
While intuitively sensible, the research summarized in Companies that Mimic Life provides the empirical evidence needed to support his thesis that working in harmony with Nature and society is not only necessary for the future of life on earth, but is also the most profitable way forward. Not only is this reassuring, it also offers a clear direction for companies who know their success is dependent on the quality of the relationships with their customers, the communities they serve and the environment. - Huffington Post - Dawna Jones
