Developments in corporate reporting since 2002

In 2002, Charles Handy argued that business should account for its impact on others as well as itself, in the way that charitable institutions do.

Drawing on theories of corporate social responsibility reporting and illustrating your arguments with practical examples, consider how (in what ways) and why corporate reporting has moved towards considering social and environmental impacts as well as financial performance since Handy wrote his article. How might corporate reporting develop in the next decade?

Handy, C. “What’s a business for?.” Harvard Business Review, December (2002).

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