Table of Contents
INTRODUCTION: WE ARE RUNNING OUT OF TIME
CHAPTER 1: ARE POLITICIANS AND GOVERNMENT RELEVANT?
Money in Politics Protecting Our Privacy The Corporate Return on Investment The Privatization Tsunami The Corporation as a Person The Case Against Unocal
CHAPTER 2: HAVE CORPORATIONS RUN AMUCK?
Executive Privileges Corporatization of Food Health Care and Tobacco Fuzzy Math and Voodoo Economics
CHAPTER 3: GROWING PAINS: THE SRI EXPERIENCE
Grassroots or Astroturf? Working Assets Progressive Asset Management WaterHealth International, Inc. The Dangers of Going Public Healthy Signs
CHAPTER 4: SRI MUTUAL FUNDS: MAKING IT EASY
Socially Responsible Screening The Learning Curve Equity Funds Socially Screened Balanced and Equity Funds Bond Funds Proxy Voting
CHAPTER 5: THE POWER OF NONPROFITS
Nonprofits Gone Awry The Lack of SRI Investment Policies The Missing Link Between Mission and Investments Nonprofits Under Attack Social Justice Groups That Get It Program-Related Investments Pension Funds and Labor
CHAPTER 6: SUBSTANCE OR ILLUSION
A Proliferation of Indexes The Hostile Takeover of Sustainability and CSR Corporate Codes of Conduct Has Inclusiveness Changed Corporate Behavior? Still Performing After All These Years Investing in the Community
CHAPTER 7: SHAREHOLDER REVENGE
Shareholder Rights The China Conundrum Genetic Engineering Monsanto: A Very Special Company Amusement Park Safety and Walt Disney Bank of America The Harrington Investments Approach
CHAPTER 8: A NEW BEGINNING
Fighting Back: What Works, What Doesnt Sleeping With the Enemy Politics and Free Trade SRI Under Attack The Struggle for Shareholder Power Corporate Campaigns The Costs of Environmental Performance A Call To Action
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APPENDICES
Appendix A Working Assets Advertisement
Appendix B Working Assets Criteria
Appendix C Fund Descriptions
Appendix D Coca-Cola Advertisement
NOTES
RESOURCES
INDEX
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