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An Uncommon Theory for Common Prosperity

by Damien Ma | Sep. 7 2022

The author of In Line Behind a Billion People: How Scarcity Will Define China’s Ascent reflects on the scenarios.

The Future of Eco-Fashion

by Li Mengjun | Apr. 16 2021

A case study by Li Mengjun, a researcher at the CKGSB Research Center for Social Innovation and Business for Good.

#Sustainability, #Sustainable Fashion

Knowledge Magazine

CKGSB Knowledge is the school's quarterly English language publication.

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#Social Innovation, #Case Study, #China in Transition

Applying Business Logic to Philanthropy: Adream Foundation

Structured like a business and operated on commercial lines, Adream is powered by the language of efficiency, and the use.

by Zhu Rui, Cui Huanping, Zhu Yunhai, | Mar. 30 2020

#Media, #Environmental Sustainability, #Social Sustainability, #Wildlife Protection

WildAid’s Offbeat Approach to Conservation

“As a father, I want our children to know that rhinos are not just pictures in the book,” says Prince.

by Deng Yuanyuan | May. 30 2016

#Education

How Embedded Education Can Solve Many Problems

In every country, there are vast populations that need to be educated about something, like say personal health or hygiene.

by Neelima Mahajan | Nov. 16 2015

#Fairphone, #Labor, #Sustainability, #Smartphone, #Fair Trade

Fairphone Takes a Crack at Fair Trade in Mobile Phones

Are you among those who worry about where their products come from? So you prefer to shell out an extra.

by Li Hui | Oct. 13 2015

#Environmental Pollution, #Air Quality, #Beijing Air, #Slider, #Brian Viard, #Government Control

China’s Pollution Tax: Putting a Price on Pollution

In a bid to improve the environment, the Chinese government is considering imposing a pollution tax. But how exactly should.

by Brian Viard | Sep. 15 2015

#Urbanization, #Infrastructure, #economic development, #Slider, #Demographics, #Environment

JingJinJi, a Chinese Megalopolis in the Making

A megalopolis six times the size of New York, JingJinJi will ease the pressures being faced by China's capital.

by Li Hui | Aug. 20 2015

#The Chinapreneurs, #Entrepreneurship, #Start-ups, #Philanthropy, #Slider, #P2P

Starting a Business in China Needs a Strong Adversity Quotient

In this series on The Chinapreneurs, we look at entrepreneurs' experiences in starting a business in China. In the first.

by Major Tian | Jun. 16 2015

#Government, #Corporate Social responsibility, #Environmental Pollution, #Chinese Company, #Slider

Is Corporate Social Responsibility China’s Secret Weapon?

Chinese companies are starting to realize that corporate social responsibility is an important part of their transformation into a reputed.

by Meng Liu | May. 27 2015

#Philanthropy, #Environment, #Jack Ma, #Bill Gates, #Slider, #Charities, #Education, #Healthcare

The State of Philanthropy in China

Philanthropy in China doesn't exactly have a good track record. What are the chances that the country will turn.

by Chris Russell (Additional reporting by Milo Zhang) | May. 18 2015

#labor market, #China Transition, #Government Regulation, #Labor, #Urbanization, #Slider, #Infrastructure

The Business of Urbanization in China

The government is preparing to throw billions into urbanization in China, but has it thought through the hardware challenges? Perhaps.

by Colin Shek | Jul. 2 2014

#Conversation, #NoVo Foundation, #Peter Buffett, #Warren Buffett, #Slider, #Corporate Social responsibility, #Philanthropy

Peter Buffett and the Curse of Philanthropic Colonialism

Peter Buffett, son of legendary investor Warren Buffett and co-Chairman of the NoVo Foundation, explains what is wrong with.

by CKGSB Knowledge | Jun. 17 2014

#Tom's of Maine, #Corporate Social responsibility, #Ben and Jerry's, #Clorox, #Slider, #Fair Trade Coffee, #Socially Responsible Products

Will you pay more for fair trade coffee?

Awareness about socially responsible products is increasing, but are consumers willing to pay a premium for them? Fair trade coffee.

by Neelima Mahajan | Apr. 22 2014

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