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The Journal of Corporate Citizenship Issue 37
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The Journal of Corporate Citizenship Issue 37

A Special Issue on Managing by Design 

edited by David Cooperrider and Ronald Fry
May 2010   104 pp   248 x 171 mm  
journal   ISBN 1470-5001   £25.00  


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Let’s face it: corporate citizenship is not normally the ‘go to’ discipline for those leaders aiming to inspire, delight, re-frame the game and generate business-uplifting innovation. But all of that may be changing, say the authors of this special issue of the Journal of Corporate Citizenship , as business is embracing design thinking as the next frontier in competitive advantage and as corporate citizenship is rapidly emerging as a catalyst for unexpected, disruptive business innovation.


 

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Editorial: Design-Inspired Corporate Citizenship

David Cooperrider and Ronald Fry, The Fowler Center for Sustainable Value, Weatherhead School of Management, Case Western Reserve University, USA
    
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World Review: October-December 2009

Jem Bendell, Associate Professor, Griffith Business School, Ian Doyle, Associate, Lifeworth, and Nicky Black, Independent Corporate Citizenship Research Consultant


Turning Point. Managing-as-Designing in an Era of Massive Innovation: A Call for Design-Inspired Corporate Citizenship

David Cooperrider, Case Western Reserve University, USA
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Turning Point. How Might Design Catalyse Massive (Positive) Change?

Peter Coughlan, IDEO LLC, USA
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Turning Point. Are We Doing the Right Thing? Leadership and Prioritisation for Public Benefit

Jason Pearson, Independent Consultant, USA
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Aftermarkets: The Messy Yet Refined Logic of Design

Rebecca Henn, University of Michigan, USA
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Appreciative Surprise: Strategic Approach to Generating Reflexive Responses to Meet the Challenges of 21st-century Corporate Citizenship

Elizabeth Johnston, University of Phoenix, USA, and Anthony Kortens, Envision International, USA
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Sustainable Industry Creation: A Case Study of the Birth of the Organic Cotton Industry and its Implications for Theory

Vijay Sathe, Peter F. Drucker and Masatoshi Ito Graduate School of Management, USA, and Michael Crooke, Former CEO of Patagonia, USA
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What Might Corporate Citizenship Look Like in a Government Organisation? The Potential for a Human-Centred Design Approach to Foster Corporate Citizenship

Nina Terrey, University of Canberra, Australia
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