Stanford Social Innovation Review
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Causes: Causing a Stir for Social Impact
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Stanford Social Innovation Review Wal-Mart have made attempts to go green - is it possible for other big chain stores to follow this trend? http://www.ssireview.org/articles/entry/the_greening_of_wal_mart/

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Stanford Social Innovation Review Has ordinary philanthropy been replaced by 'philanthrocapitalism'? Check out: http://www.ssireview.org/articles/entry/the_new_noblesse_oblige/

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Stanford Social Innovation Review Are countries other than the US becoming more significant than the US? Zakaria discusses this in his book, "THE POST-AMERICAN WORLD" http://www.ssireview.org/articles/entry/the_rise_of_other_nations2/ Check out and post your comments

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Stanford Social Innovation Review Kleinman discusses the anti-semitism that arose as a result of the Madoff scandal http://www.ssireview.org/articles/entry/the_madoff_philanthropic_implosion/

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Stanford Social Innovation Review Conner discusses why people choose to stay even when there is destruction all around them. Why do you think people choose to fight against difficult situations? http://www.ssireview.org/articles/entry/why_they_stayed/

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Stanford Social Innovation Review Why is it so easy for executives to misuse the money of top universities? Check out Pete Smith's article at http://www.ssireview.org/articles/entry/what_didnt_work_tongue_tied_at_the_top/ and post your comments

Stanford Social Innovation Review

Stanford Social Innovation Review How divisive is charitable choice? Chaves argues that, "When it comes to domestic policy, few issues are more divisive these days than “charitable choice,” the vast array of legislative, administrative, and outreach efforts designed to increase the flow of public funds to religious organizations..." Read on at http://www.ssireview.org/articles/entry/debunking_charitable_choice/ and post your comments

Julie

Julie I am shocked that so few members of this group show evidence of reading your articles. Perhaps if you include a quote from the article, then ask a question that elicits more than "I like it." Alas, we are all too fragmented, busy with the minutia of life. Please focus more on ETHICS. You are the promise of the future. Thanks for your contribution.

Aaditya Shidham

Aaditya Shidham Hey guys! I would love to get involved with the Review. As a Stanford freshman, what can I do?

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Stanford Social Innovation Review
By Amy Sample Ward The recent announcement that Causes was shutting down it's MySpace channel to focus on Facebook means that many people will lose the ability to share their passions with others. What does this mean for the relationship between technology and community...
Stanford Social Innovation Review

Stanford Social Innovation Review Check out this interview with a couple of students from Stanford's business school who took it upon themselves to develop solutions to key problems in India.

http://csi.gsb.stanford.edu/turning-light-customers-tiny-incomes

Fuente: csi.gsb.stanford.edu
STANFORD GRADUATE SCHOOL OF BUSINESS—After taking a Stanford cross-disciplinary course called Design for Extreme Affordability, Sam Goldman and Ned Tozun, members of the Stanford MBA Class of '07, founded D.light Design, a company specializing in affordable off-grid lighting. ...
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Stanford Social Innovation Review Are our conceptions of human nature false? Check this review of psychologist Dacher Keltner's book, "Born to Be Good," and post your comments http://www.ssireview.org/articles/entry/rethinking_human_nature/

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