Quarterly Bulletin
ECCR's Bulletin is published quarterly, every March, June, September and December. Contributions are invited for future issues – please contact the editor.Request a free copy of the Bulletin.
No. 70: Business and Human Rights
September 2008
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No. 69: Positive Alternatives for Investment
June 2008
- Investing positively - a range of options
- Oikocredit and fair provision for the needs of all (pdf)
- ECCR's Oxford Group – the story so far (pdf)
- The launch of ECCR’s South-West Group
- Will Canada regulate its mining companies internationally? (pdf)
No. 68: Tackling climate change
March 2008
- Carbon disclosure: the need for mandatory standards
- Alberta's tar sands
- Carbon credits – ducking responsibility to reduce emissions?
- Stern Review a year on – now for a carbon council
- Nestlé's Brazilian water – corporate irresponsibility?
- Fair trade begins at home
No. 67: Water sustainability: the challenge to business – open debate report
December 2007
- Water sustainability: the challenge to business - open debate report
- Corporate social responsibility and social improvement in the UK
- FairPensions: campaigning for investor responsibility
- The challenge of economic co-operation between the faiths
No. 66: The Church and her money: the JustShare debate
September 2007
- The Church as ethical investor
- Virtuous investment
- Caste discrimination and the private sector in India
- Pharmaceutical companies – ethical issues
- The ETI assesses its impact
- New Bench Marks Foundation Report on platinum mining
No. 65: Water - stewardship and social justice
June 2007
- Juliet Peck
- The need for effective water stewardship
- Water and privatisation
- 'Made in Eastern Europe' - the other face of fashion
- Investing - alternatives to global capitalism
- Taking stock of business and human rights
- The first step in faith
No. 64: Corporate responsibility in Central and Eastern Europe
March 2007
- Corporate social responsibility in post-Communist EU countries
- Tesco in Central and Eastern Europe
- Nigeria - cleaning up the tarnished jewel
- Executive pay
- Voluntary or mandatory corporate responsibility and sustainability reporting?
No. 63: `Flying in the face of climate change?’ - report on the open debate
December 2006
- ECCR open debate: 'Flying in the face of climate change?'
- Shell's deepening impasse at Corrib
- Prague workshop: commitment to work together
- Biofuels: green gain or greenwash?
- CSR in Latin America - legally enforced or voluntary?
No. 62: Justice, stewardship and shareholder democracy
September 2006
- Shell resolution: unfinished business?
- New Companies Bill enfranchises nominee shareholders
- Mining and indigenous peoples in the Philippines
- Dialogue with Rio Tinto
- Counting the cost of gold: new report from CAFOD
- Making global food chains more equitable: book review
No. 61: Responsibility, dialogue and risk
June 2006
- Shareholder responsibility and the role of business
- Effective dialogue with companies
- Measuring corporate social, environmental and ethical risk
- Unanswered questions: British Aerospace's AGM
- Breaking ground: new book on responsible investment
- Stewardship challenge to the churches
No. 60: Corporate responsibility - workers’ perspectives
March 2006
- Companies and child labour in India
- Electronics industry labour standards
- The corporate responsibility paradox
- Made in China
- Trade unions and corporate responsibility
No. 59
December 2005
- Report of ECCR open debate: 'The ethical supply chain'
- The ethical supply chain – perspective from Ethical Consumer
- Argentina's carbon fund
No. 58
September 2005
- The Carbon Disclosure Project
- A greener shade of White Paper
- EIRIS seminar on companies’ risk management
- A climate for change
- FTSE4Good acts on climate change
- Wind farms on the cover
- Co-op Group CSR report
- BHP Billiton update
No. 57
June 2005
- Israel, human rights and corporate responsibility
- Engagement versus disinvestment
- Imerys – English China Clay
- Tax avoidance
- Rio Tinto - meeting global needs for minerals and metals
- Mining in developing countries – a conflict of interest?
- BP – issues to watch
No. 56
March 2005
- Sharp Corp. environmental report
- Socially responsible investment in Korea
- 'The world's local bank' - HSBC
- Shareholder engagement for charitable foundations
- French religious investors consider investment in energy
- Pills and pay levels – Novartis
- Pfizer Inc. – 'biggest drug company ever'
- The vital ingredient - palm oil
No. 55
December 2004
- What does sustainable development require of business? - report of ECCR open debate
- The goat in the flow station – report from CSCR Port Harcourt on Shell in Nigeria
- The Corrib gas field – questions to the Shell Board
- Mining and BHP Billiton
