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The Human Face of HIV/AIDS
Authors: Sutherland, M.; Cairns, M.; Mitchell, C.
Product Type: Cases
Source: Wits Business School
Publication Year: 2005
The private sector in South Africa has been taking more responsibility for what had initially been regarded as a public health and social issue, as businesses become aware of the implications of its failure to take proactive steps to halt the epidemic.
An Urban Grants Economy Revisited
Author: Galaskiewicz, Joseph
Product Type: Journal Articles
Source: Administrative Science Quarterly
Publication Year: 1997
Corporate charitable contributions can teach us how social, political, and cultural contexts influence corporate behavior...
Governance and Investment Decision Making in Healthcare Technology Transfer Part 1: The Principles and the Challenge
Authors: Lerer, L; Schein, D; Rowell, N; D'Aunno, T
Product Type: Cases
Source: INSEAD
Publication Year: 2007
This case scrutinises the infrastructure of technology transfer, the implementation of recent projects across different organisations and strategic considerations for the role of technology transfer in the future of European health investment.
The Chen Family
Authors: Carlock, R.; Florent-Treacy, E.
Product Type: Cases
Source: INSEAD
Publication Year: 2009
Families across Asia have gradually become more professional in managing not only their businesses but their personal wealth and philanthropic interests, as evidenced by the growing number of family offices and family foundations. The Chen Yet-Sen Family Foundation (the Chen Foundation), run by third-generation heir James Chen, devotes time and resources to literacy initiatives, and to so-called 'venture philanthropy' and 'social enterprise'. The Foundation also allows fourth-generation Chens to rally round and build consensus on how the family should develop its business and philanthropic interests in the years ahead, in line with the motto 'To whom much is given, much is expected.' This case provides an overview of the issues and opportunities created by a family foundation. Students will explore the implementation process and develop an understanding of professional practices that support the effective development of a family foundation strategy.
Ethical Marketplace
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Product Type: Web Sites
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A quiet revolution is happening in business and investment - the new "triple bottom line": respecting people and the environment while earning a profit. Ethical Marketplace is a weekly business news magazine TV series about this revolution...
Pathogens in Our Pork
Author: Kristof, Nicholas
Product Type: Magazine / Newspaper Articles
Source: The New York Times
Publication Year: 2009
Seventy percent of all antibiotics in the United States go to healthy livestock, according to a careful study by the Union of Concerned Scientists and that's one reason we're seeing the rise of pathogens that defy antibiotics.
Fighting AIDS and Pricing Drugs
Author: Gourville, John T.
Product Type: Cases
Source: Harvard Business School Publishing
Publication Year: 2002
This case tackles issues of international pricing and price discrimination in environments where prices are transparent. How do you protect your price in one market when you are selling the very same product in another market for one-twentieth the price?
The Therapeutic Touch (A)
Authors: Eisenbeis, H; Fuentes, C; Hanks, S
Product Type: Cases
Source: The Case Research Journal
Publication Year: 2000
A female employee in a state mental hospital used current sexual harassment and discriminative regulations to continually harass superiors and co-workers within the institution. Her threats of discrimination and sexual harassment served as employment insurance and counterbalanced charges of sexual misconduct with her supervisors and co-workers and of her abusive behaviors toward patients.
A Lethal Prescription
Author: Friedland, Julian
Product Type: Cases
Source: Leeds School of Business
Publication Year: 2006
A new prescription drug is pushed through the FDA approval process despite evidence that it may have widespread negative side effects.
Podcast: Using Marketing Techniques to Fight Meth Abuse
Author: Siebel, Thomas M.
Product Type: Multimedia; Speeches
Source: Stanford Graduate School of Business
Publication Year: 2008
IT leader and philanthropist Thomas Siebel discusses the efforts of the Meth Project, a large-scale prevention program aimed at reducing first-time meth use.
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