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Public and Private Accountability in the Green Transition – A Paradox of Responsibilization?
Government plays crucial roles in addressing and acting on the green transition and grand societal challenges more broadly. One of these roles is to make private businesses responsible and accountable for sustainable development through public policy. But what about government’s ability to make itself and the public sector responsible and accountable for green actions and outcomes? Based on the case of Denmark, this blog post argues that the self-responsibililization of government and the public sector calls for closer scrutiny as it tends to be characterized by decoupling and lack of clearly defined ownership and accountability regarding the green transition.
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The Uberization of corporate political action
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Sustainability claims: In what sense are they performative?
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Friedman’s Critique of CSR at 50: Birthday Surprises
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Has COVID-19 changed our relationship with food?
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Branding in the COVID-19 Pandemic
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Making Corporate Sustainability More Sustainable
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Making the case for and against and beyond Friedman in 2020
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Making the case for and against and beyond Friedman in 2020: On the anniversary of Friedman’s “The Social Responsibility of Business Is to Increase Its Profits”
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Is Tourism an Essential Industry?
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Centre Session on Social Impact Investing with Chiara Andreoli
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Lobbying as if it mattered – an update: The Egypt Climate Summit and the Bleeding Edge of Demanding Corporate Political Responsibility
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Centre Session on 20 Years CBS Sustainability Centre