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Arison Endowed Prof. @GMU | MIT Sloan Guest Editor | Carbon Lock‑In Originator | Corporate Sustainability Expert | HBR + WEF Contributor | Energy Transition

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Sustainability Editor for the MIT Sloan Management Reveiw.

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Most Companies Aren’t Built to Care About Impact

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By Fernanda Arreola, Gregory Unruh Verified
| Corporate Social Responsibility News Today
By Fernanda Arreola and Gregory Unruh Corporate sustainability efforts often fall short because the real challenge lies not in intentions, but in the way businesses are fundamentally designed. For all the talk of sustainability, responsibility, climate change, biodiversity, and ethics, most companies today still operate according to a much older logic. It is not a logic built around societal impact.
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The Academic Authority

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| Substack
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When the Arbiters Leave the Field

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By Gregory Unruh Verified
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Note: Taking a break from my series on working with Harvard Business editors to reflect on the demise of MIT SMR The announcement this week that MIT Sloan Management Review will close its publishing operations after seven decades is more than a media story. It signals the withdrawal of one of the business world’s most important arbiters of academic authority. Outlets like MIT Sloan Management Review and Harvard Business Review occupy a unique position between academia and managerial practice.
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