For one month only Ethical Corporation has made their magazine available as a free download.

The magazine contains 52-pages of the latest corporate responsibility articles and analysis. There are in-depth articles and features on the latest key issues in CSR.

The September issue of the magazine is now available for all to access and download. To get a copy simply visit here.

This month’s magazine analysis includes:

• 10-page briefing on the current state of CSR in Latin America
• A feature on FIFA and the recent allegations of corruption and bribery
• Strategic insight on how the likes of Telefonica, Unilever, McDonald’s Europe and Sainsbury’s are commercialising their sustainable supply chains
• The monthly corporate responsibility cheat sheet with latest stats, research and insight
• Our monthly roundup of the latest sustainability news, NGOWatch plus our new monthly BrandWatch feature
• Analysis on why reputational risk is in a cross-cutting category
• Plus much more…

To access all of this month’s analysis, visit here.

Ethical Corporation was established in 2001 and provides business intelligence for sustainability to more than 3,000 multinational companies every year. Ethical Corporation publishes the leading responsible business magazine, website, and research reports.

Reuters Events Sustainable Business

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We provide business intelligence to more than 3,000 multinational companies every year. Our customers are also NGOs, think-tanks, academia, governments and consultancies. We publish the leading responsible business magazine, website, and research reports. Our conferences are widely recognised as the best in the field.

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