Dr. Michael Hopkins

Michael Hopkins is CEO of MHC International Ltd (MHCi) a research and advisory company on CSR and has held a number of professorships (Middlesex, Brunel, George Mason University).

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  CSR and Sustainability – From the Margins to the Mainstream By Dr. Michael Hopkins

  Posted: Dec 16, 2015 – 06:00 AM EST

  New movements have emerged, often rooted in religious or ethnic identity. This shift is linked to the wider decline of progressive social movements, the loss of faith in universalist values, and the replacement of ideological politics with the politics of identity.
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  Obfuscation of Big CSR & Sustainability Issues: A Financial Services Issue, not all Business By Dr. Michael Hopkins

  Posted: Jan 11, 2013 – 11:07 AM EST

  The financial sector has failed to act in a meaningful way to promote sustainability and CSR but corporations are not afraid of tackling the "big issues." Dr. Michael Hopkins reports on Talkback.
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  Weapons of Mass Description: An Argument for Simpler, Effective Reporting Standards By Dr. Michael Hopkins

  Posted: Sep 05, 2012 – 08:28 AM EST

  An argument for simpler reporting standards: Michael Hopkins and Adrian Payne of MHC International state their case on Talkback.
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  CSR & Sustainability in 2012: 5 Trends By Dr. Michael Hopkins

  Posted: Feb 09, 2012 – 08:53 AM EST

  What trends and themes in the corporate, social, political and economic spheres will dominate 2012? Will social media emerge as a useful tool in activating shareholders? Dr. Michael Hopkins reports.
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  Socially Responsible Restructuring: Is CSR the Answer to Unemployment? By Dr. Michael Hopkins

  Posted: Jan 17, 2012 – 11:09 AM EST

  In Part 1, Dr. Michael Hopkins laid out his premise for the role of business in job creation. Now he examines whether the answer lies in CSR.
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  CSR and Employment: Is There a Connection? By Dr. Michael Hopkins

  Posted: Jan 16, 2012 – 10:31 AM EST

  On the occasion of Martin Luther King's birthday, Michael Hopkins of MHC International asks: Is it the responsibility of corporations to create employment?
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  For Responsibility, Occupy Government as well as Wall Street By Dr. Michael Hopkins

  Posted: Oct 19, 2011 – 03:50 PM EST

  One CEO's wishlist: higher taxes, more government spending and regulation. Dr. Michael Hopkins explains on Talkback.