In our ongoing effort to bring you a wealth
of information, ICCR is proud to present a full range of publications
in the form of newsletters, published articles, briefs, presentations,
and books. You'll want to check back here often to see new
entries that we've added. Have questions about your recent
order? Call 212-870-2318 or email us at: jwokaty @ iccr.org.
Price:
$60
The 2009 Proxy Resolutions Book. Format: Electronic - Adobe Acrobat PDF (bound copies
not available) Contains the texts of socially responsible shareholder
resolutions submitted for 2009 annual company
meetings. File will
be sent via email approximately 5 minutes after
you place your order.
New! 2009 Proxy Voting Guide, 32 pgs
(Corporate Examiner, 2009, Vol. 36 No. 6-7).The Guide leads readers step-by-step through
the process of filing a shareholder resolution and voting corporate proxy ballots. It also
gives an overview of socially responsible resolutions
that were submitted to corporations between
2008-2009.
Price:
$5
Of Human Bondage: Globalization's Darkest Secret, 32 pgs
(Corporate Examiner, 2008, Vol. 36 No. 4-5).
Explores the issue of modern-day slavery, including child sex tourism, and human trafficking. Read an excerpt of this issue.
Price:
FREE
ICCR's Annual Report, 29 pgs
(Corporate Examiner, 2008, Vol. 36 No. 2-3).A single copy
is free. The annual report highlights ICCR's 2007-2008
work on human rights, global warming, access to
health care, and more.
Price:
$5
The Buck Stops Here: How Securitization Changed the Rules for Ordinary Americans, 28 pgs
(Corporate Examiner, 2008, Vol. 36 No. 1).
Features the article "The Subprime Crisis - How We Got There From Here."Read an excerpt of this issue.
Price:
$5
Due Diligence: Access to Medicines as Fiduciary
Duty, 24 pgs(Corporate Examiner, 2007,
Vol. 35 No. 8). Led by ICCR, many members of the
investment community today have come to a remarkable
conclusion: improving public health in developing
countries is a fiduciary duty. This issue
of the Corporate Examiner examines the business
case. Read
an excerpt here.
Price:
$5
Getting it Right? Voluntary Human Rights Initiatives,
24 pgs(Corporate Examiner, 2007, Vol.
35 No. 6). This report rates five voluntary human
rights initiatives based on their effectiveness
in reducing human rights violations.
Price:
$5
How & Why: Corporations Responding to AIDS,
40 pgs (Corporate Examiner, 2007, Vol. 35 No.
2-3). The spread of the HIV/AIDS pandemic has
caused business costs to expand and markets to
shrink. Read an excerpt of this issue of the Corporate Examiner
which makes the case for why the business community
needs to get involved, to protect its bottom line.
Price:
$5
A Faithful Call for Universal Access to Health
Care,40pgs (Corporate Examiner, 2007,
Vol. 35 No. 1). Americans without health insurance
live sicker and die younger than those with health
coverage. In this issue, ICCR has gathered together
statements on the right of universal health care
from numerous faith traditions.
Price:
$5
A Dialogue for Development in Microfinance,16pgs
(Corporate Examiner, 2006, Vol.34 No.10). Read an excerpt of this
issue, which explores the current challenges facing the
microfinance industry, which lends of small amounts
of money to the very poor.
Price:
$5
After the Storm: Rebuilding in the Wake of Hurricanes
Katrina and Rita, 20pgs (Corporate
Examiner, 2006, Vol.34 No.9). This Examiner
looks at the personal, political and financial
implications of the twin storms and illustrates
the ways ICCR is responding.Read an excerpt
Price:
$15
Benchmarking AIDS: Evaluating Pharmaceutical
Company Responses to the Public Health Crisis
in Emerging Markets,88 pgs. (Corporate
Examiner, 2006, Vol.34 No.6-7) Preview the Executive
Summary here.
Price:
$5
Violence
for Sale: Retail Guidelines for the Sale of Violent
Video Games, 16pgs (Corporate Examiner, 2006,
Vol.34 No.5). In this issue, ICCR brings together
a list of "best practices" for video
game retailers like Wal-Mart, Target and Best
Buy into one cohesive set of guidelies.
Price:
$5
Banking
at the Bottom of the Economic Pyramid: Separating
to Survive, 24pgs (Corporate Examiner, 2006,
Vol.34 No. 2). This Examiner looks at the
range of financial services aimed at the poor,
with a special focus on remittances and microlending.
Price:
$5
Crisis:
Access to Medicines, 16pgs (Corporate Examiner,
2006, Vol.34 No. 1). In this issue, ICCR recommends
specific steps pharmaceutical companies can take
to respond to the public health concerns surrounding
the industry's increasingly controversial business
model.
Price:
$5
The
Power of Microcredit, 24pgs (Corporate Examiner,
2005, Vol.33 No. 10). This issue looks at the
opportunities and challenges microfinace hold
for commercial banks.
Price:
$5
Big
Pharma & Small Patients: AIDS Pediatrics,
16pgs (Corporate Examiner, 2005, Vol. 33 No. 6).
Treating children living with HIV is not easy.
The cost is high, diagnosis is challenging, and
ensuring adherence is complicated. Take a look at our recommendations in this excerpt.
Price:
$5
Environmental
Justice and the Need for Real Community Consultation,
20pgs (Corporate Examiner, 2005, Vol. 33 No. 1)
Price:
$5
The Global Water Crisis, 16pgs (Corporate Examiner,
2004, Vol. 32 No. 10)
Price:
$15.00
Principles for Global Corporate Responsibility:
Bench Marks for Measuring Business Performance,
60pgs (Corporate Examiner, 2003, Vol. 31, No. 4-6)
Price:
$5.00
Guide to Religious Community Development Investment
Funds (Corporate Examiner, 2003, Vol. 31, No.1)
Price:
$45
Proxy Resolutions Book 2008.Format: Electronic - Adobe Acrobat PDF (bound copies
not available). Contains the texts of socially
responsible shareholder resolutions submitted
for 2008 annual corporate meetings. File will
be sent via email approximately 5 minutes after
you place your order. Note: The 2009 Book will be published in mid-January of 2009.
Price:
$5
The 2008 Proxy Voting Guide, 28 pgs(Corporate Examiner, 2008, Vol. 35 No. 9-10).
The Guide leads readers step-by-step through
the process of filing a shareholder resolution
and voting corporate proxy ballots. It also
gives an overview of socially responsible resolutions
that were submitted to corporations between
2007-2008.
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