Cocoon Economy: The Corporate Transformation Towards the Corporate Citizenship Model

Author: (English) John Elkington, translated by Pang Haili
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Publish Date: 2005-04-01
Features: The theme of this book is sustainable development. Sustainable development is not just a slogan but a major trend in the global economy. While the path to sustainable development is fraught with challenges, failing to pursue it means hitting a dead end. The book analyzes the significant economic transformations brought about by this important trend, involving the coordinated development of the economy, society, and the environment. The author focuses on some of the world's most important multinational corporations, examining their successes and failures in implementing sustainable development agendas. Additionally, the book provides a detailed analysis of why sustainable development has become a conscious strategic choice for many multinational corporations, explores the stages of corporate transformation required to move towards sustainability, the internal and external conditions needed, and emphasizes the qualities leaders must possess. In today's increasingly globalized world, as Chinese companies navigate the path to internationalization, how to shift perspectives and truly establish sustainable corporate values is an urgent issue. These cases and concepts hold significant implications for Chinese enterprises. It can be said that this book is a comprehensive and realistic exposition of sustainable development, integrating its meaning, theory, and case studies.