The Impact of Climate Change on Investment Behaviour
June 2007
CSR Consulting was commissioned by The HeadLand Consultancy to undertake the fieldwork for a research study to assess institutional investor response to climate change. The findings indicated that for traditional fund management, climate change was seen as a longer term issue which would not fundamentally change investment behaviour until trustees demanded it or regulation required it.
Linked website: www.headlandconsultancy.com

CSR: The re-working of an old idea?
The Bridge; January 2007
Charles Kaye, a CSR Consulting associate, looks at the historical basis for what we now know as CSR in an article published in the magazine of the Industry and Parliament Trust.
Linked website: www.ipt.org.uk


The Best Way Forward
Chain Leader February/March 2006
An integrated corporate responsibility strategy improves profitability and reduces business risk; this is becoming particularly important for the hospitality industry as it faces increasing social and environmental challenges.
Linked website: www.CatererSearch.com


“R vs. R”:The Rhetoric versus the Reality of Corporate Social Responsibility
January 2005
Challenges for the corporate sector, investors, and the Government, based on a case study in the Foodservice sector
Linked website: agafoodservice.com


Globalisation: Blessing or Curse
June 2004
Talk given by Janet Sidaway at a Lutheran Conference in Hamburg in June 2004, arguing that properly understood and managed, globalisation could be a positive stimulus for a fairer world.
For further information contact: Dr. Martin Illert at St. Jakobi, Hamburg (Illert@jacobus.de)


Taking up the CSR Challenge
Professional Investor ; February 2004
Fund managers should take more note of the investment risks associated with poor CSR and encourage sell- side analysts to include CSR assessment in their corporate assessments.
Linked website: www.uksip.org