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PRESENTATION OUTLINE
Sustainable competitiveness: a set of institutions, policies, and factors that make a nation productive over the long term while ensuring social and environmental sustainability
THE CONCEPTS OF "STAKEHOLDER" & "SHARED VALUES"
From one to the other in 50 years
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THE BRUNDTLAND COMMISSION 1987
When the UN defined sustainable development
Go Harlem Brundtland
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MANY INDEXES & ONE CONCLUSION
Scandinavian countries lead CSR and sustainability performances
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BUSINESS IN SOCIETY
... rather than business & society
Industrial democracy
Jointness of interest
Shared value again
Jointness of interest
Shared value again
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WHEN CSR & SUSTAINABILITY BECOME INSTITUTIONALISED
Culture creates the conditions for sustainable practices to exist
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WHEN EQUALITY BECOMES THE NORM
Education-Gender-Wages-Taxes-Language-Land
Ceo to average worker pay ration
10-30% range compared to US 300-500%
10-30% range compared to US 300-500%
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COOPERATION AND QUALITY OF LIFE
When corporate culture becomes feminine
Hofstede
Instead of competition, performance at all cost, not showing weakness or vulnerability, aggressivity
Replaced by workforce culture based on flexibility, collaborative, communicative and empathetic
Instead of competition, performance at all cost, not showing weakness or vulnerability, aggressivity
Replaced by workforce culture based on flexibility, collaborative, communicative and empathetic
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AND FOR THE LAST TASK OF THE SEMESTER
An Analysis of the Sustainable Competitiveness of Iceland
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