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HBR’s Picks on Managing Social and Political Issues at Work

HBR Editors, 2024

This HBR collection offers practical guidance on how companies can engage with social and political issues at work, from CEO activism to employee dialogue, and includes a piece by Ed Dolan that highlights the Erb Principles as a framework for responsible corporate political engagement.

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Can Americans Really Collaborate?
2022
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Causes of Distrust of American Civic Institutions
2022
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Clean Energy Policy & CPR
2022
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Clean Energy Policy Following the Midterm Elections
2022
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Consequences and Impacts of Pro-Business Political Influence
2022
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Corporate Civic Playbook
2022

Civic Alliance assembled a robust playbook for companies to more representatively support a strong democracy. The playbook includes concepts to support one’s business case, questions to ask oneself in building an action plan, and concrete steps to better engage employees, consumers, and other stakeholders.

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Corporate Performance Standards On Racial & Economic Equity
2022

This report argues that the private sector has an indispensable and influential role in achieving a future free of racial and economic inequality in the US. Outlines guidelines to help business leaders and stakeholders articulate the need for corporate priorities on equity.

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Corporate Political Influence Today
2022
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Corporate Political Spending is Bad Business
Dorothy S. Lund & Leo E. Strine, Jr., 2022

Strine and Lund argue that political spending hurts shareholder interests because it increases risks, is not transparent, and correlates with lower financial performance. They make the case that companies should either end all spending, obtain shareholder consent, or limit expenditures to PACs (which are strictly voluntary and have mandated disclosure).

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CPR & Civil Society: The Role of the Private Sector in Protecting Civic Space
2022
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CPR & Civil Society: The Role of the Private Sector in Protecting Civic Space
2022
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CPR & Civil Society: The Role of the Private Sector in Protecting Civic Space
2022
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CPR & Human Rights
2022
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Defining and Mobilizing New Norms for CPR
2022
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Defining CPR for Economic & Business Issues
2022
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Distinguishing Rhetoric from True Authoritarian Threats
2022
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Emerging Influence Practices & Leveraging Points
2022
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Engaging the Board on Racal Equity and Policy
2022
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ESG, Fiduciary Duty & Addressing Externalities
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Externalities, Corporate Political Influence & Risk
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