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CSRwire Talkback is where thought leaders and socially conscious readers meet to discuss today's most pressing Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) issues. Talkback focuses on two main areas: CSR (business ethics, shareholder activism, corporate governance and public policy) and Sustainability (green living, human rights, the environment and social enterprise). Join the conversation and share your thoughts on Talkback!

The Case For Protecting Social Security: What's CSR Got To Do With It? By Francesca Rheannon

Posted: Nov 15, 2012 – 09:41 AM EST
Is “fixing the debt” a cover for something more sinister? Francesca Rheannon exposes the “war on geezers” on Talkback.
Owning our Future: When Systems Theory Meets Corporate Design By Guest Contributors

Posted: Nov 14, 2012 – 09:00 AM EST
The changing face of ownership. Susan Ware reviews Marjorie Kelly’s Owning Our Future.
Business Radars: It’s Time For Market Revolutions By John Elkington

Posted: Nov 13, 2012 – 09:00 AM EST
Getting sustainability on the business radar system. John Elkington tells the Nestlé story on Talkback.
Anthropogenic: The Storm, The Surge & The Story Of Now By Danielle Lanyard

Posted: Nov 12, 2012 – 11:13 AM EST
Its been six years since An Inconvenient Truth premiered and 20 years since the first climate change summit. It’s time for us to do better. Danielle Lanyard reports on Talkback.
Claims & Claimants: Say Goodbye to “Eco-Friendly” Products By Jonathan Yohannan

Posted: Nov 12, 2012 – 09:00 AM EST
Deciphering the 2012 Green Guides. Jonathan Yohannan guides the way on Talkback.
BSR 2012: To Move Forward on Sustainability, We Need Hope By Per Grankvist

Posted: Nov 09, 2012 – 09:01 AM EST
How do you create compelling narrative that shifts human behavior? Per Grankvist reports from the 2012 BSR conference.
Time for a “Shift Change”: Cooperatives and Resilience By Francesca Rheannon

Posted: Nov 08, 2012 – 09:00 AM EST
Francesca Rheannon examines a new documentary about the potential of the cooperative movement. On Talkback.
You Are What You Eat: UCSF Moves the Needle on Sustainable Food By Guest Contributors

Posted: Nov 07, 2012 – 11:59 AM EST
Hospital food that’s good for you? Deborah Fleischer reports on Talkback.
Should Whistleblowers Be Better Protected? By Kirsty Matthewson

Posted: Nov 07, 2012 – 09:31 AM EST
The BBC sex scandal demonstrates why we need better protection for whistleblowers. Kirsty Matthewson makes the case on Talkback.
Sustainable Consumption: A New Role For Advertising? By Hazel Henderson

Posted: Nov 06, 2012 – 11:20 AM EST
Advertising has traditionally promoted over-consumption. Hazel Henderson says it’s time to change that. On Talkback.