60 acast.com Stakeholder Capitalism https://www.weforum.org/podcasts/stakeholder-capitalism en World Economic Forum World Economic Forum A global economy that works for progress, people and planet. Stakeholder Capitalism written by World Economic Forum Founder and Executive Chairman Klaus Schwab. On this podcast, co-author Peter Vanham joins host Natalie Pierce to look at one particular aspect of the book. In the first half they interview an expert witness who sets out a particular problem with capitalism, and in the second half another expert proposes a potential solution that could help create an economy that works for progress, people and the planet.

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]]> Stakeholder Capitalism written by World Economic Forum Founder and Executive Chairman Klaus Schwab. On this podcast, co-author Peter Vanham joins host Natalie Pierce to look at one particular aspect of the book. In the first half they interview an expert witness who sets out a particular problem with capitalism, and in the second half another expert proposes a potential solution that could help create an economy that works for progress, people and the planet.

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]]> false World Economic Forum robin.pomeroy@weforum.org 60ec0d7a7e706900127fed9b stakeholder-capitalism episodic https://assets.pippa.io/shows/60ec0d7a7e706900127fed9b/1626163690770-f82431cd8a2a9b917e40a12c9340bee3.jpeg https://www.weforum.org/podcasts/stakeholder-capitalism Stakeholder Capitalism Episode 5: Stakeholder Capitalism At Work Episode 5: Stakeholder Capitalism At Work Mon, 10 Jan 2022 14:37:22 GMT 30:43 61dc44a23a030a0012aea9ac false https://shows.acast.com/stakeholder-capitalism/episodes/episode-5-stakeholder-capitalism-at-work 61dc44a23a030a0012aea9ac 60ec0d7a7e706900127fed9b episode-5-stakeholder-capitalism-at-work full 1 5 The fifth and final episode of the #StakeholderCapitalism video-podcast has arrived.


This week we ask, what if economies aimed for more than just short term profits and readdressed their role in society and accountability to stakeholders?


What about 'Stakeholder Capitalism'?


Guests:


Emily Bayley. project lead of the World Economic Forum’s ESG Initiative

Jonas Prising, CEO of Manpower Group

Geraldine Matchett, CFO and co-CEO of Royal DSM


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]]> The fifth and final episode of the #StakeholderCapitalism video-podcast has arrived.


This week we ask, what if economies aimed for more than just short term profits and readdressed their role in society and accountability to stakeholders?


What about 'Stakeholder Capitalism'?


Guests:


Emily Bayley. project lead of the World Economic Forum’s ESG Initiative

Jonas Prising, CEO of Manpower Group

Geraldine Matchett, CFO and co-CEO of Royal DSM


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]]> Episode 4: Tech for good Episode 4: Tech for good Mon, 03 Jan 2022 06:00:52 GMT 24:42 61c1f04021eb7a00138a9a79 false https://shows.acast.com/stakeholder-capitalism/episodes/episode-4-tech-for-good 61c1f04021eb7a00138a9a79 60ec0d7a7e706900127fed9b episode-4-tech-for-good full 1 4 While the value of big tech companies has soared, what problems has that created? A lack of market competition and the impact that has on economies, data protection concerns, falling public trust. Is big tech too big, and what should be done?


Guests: Zia Qureshi, fellow at the Brookings Institute; Marietje Schaake, International Policy Director at the Cyber Policy Center of Stanford University.



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]]> While the value of big tech companies has soared, what problems has that created? A lack of market competition and the impact that has on economies, data protection concerns, falling public trust. Is big tech too big, and what should be done?


Guests: Zia Qureshi, fellow at the Brookings Institute; Marietje Schaake, International Policy Director at the Cyber Policy Center of Stanford University.



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]]> Episode 3: Planet v profit Episode 3: Planet v profit Mon, 27 Dec 2021 06:00:32 GMT 38:51 61c1f14ada29940012e138dd false https://shows.acast.com/stakeholder-capitalism/episodes/episode-3-planet-v-profit 61c1f14ada29940012e138dd 60ec0d7a7e706900127fed9b episode-3-planet-v-profit full 1 3 Global prosperity since the first industrial revolution has been built on the burning of fossil fuels. But with the need to halve greenhouse gas emissions this decade and eliminate them by 2050, how can poorer countries, which have emitted far less than richer ones, continue to develop without pushing climate change over the brink of catastrophe?


Guests: Climate campaigner Risalat Khan; Nicholas Stern, chair of the Grantham Research Institute for Climate Change and the Environment; Mariana Mazzucato, economics professor at University College London.

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]]> Global prosperity since the first industrial revolution has been built on the burning of fossil fuels. But with the need to halve greenhouse gas emissions this decade and eliminate them by 2050, how can poorer countries, which have emitted far less than richer ones, continue to develop without pushing climate change over the brink of catastrophe?


Guests: Climate campaigner Risalat Khan; Nicholas Stern, chair of the Grantham Research Institute for Climate Change and the Environment; Mariana Mazzucato, economics professor at University College London.

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]]> Episode 2: What works for workers Episode 2: What works for workers Mon, 20 Dec 2021 12:36:19 GMT 27:53 61c0789e6928fc00161fbda6 false https://shows.acast.com/stakeholder-capitalism/episodes/episode-2-what-works-for-workers 61c0789e6928fc00161fbda6 60ec0d7a7e706900127fed9b episode-2-what-works-for-workers How trade unions lift worker wages full 1 2 The decline of incomes for the bottom 50% of Americans has coincided with a fall in union membership. This episode looks at how those two facts might be linked and looks to Denmark where union representation is welcomed by employers.


Guests: Heather Long, economics correspondent at The Washington Post; Thomas Søby, chief economist of the Danish metalworkers union.

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]]> The decline of incomes for the bottom 50% of Americans has coincided with a fall in union membership. This episode looks at how those two facts might be linked and looks to Denmark where union representation is welcomed by employers.


Guests: Heather Long, economics correspondent at The Washington Post; Thomas Søby, chief economist of the Danish metalworkers union.

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]]> Episode 1: Beyond GDP Episode 1: Beyond GDP Mon, 13 Dec 2021 12:37:07 GMT 22:08 61b73e7476271a00152fe052 false https://shows.acast.com/stakeholder-capitalism/episodes/beyond-gdp 61b73e7476271a00152fe052 60ec0d7a7e706900127fed9b beyond-gdp Measuring what matters full 1 1 The whole world looks at gross domestic product to gauge economic success. It’s a simple, single number that makes comparisons over time and between countries easy. But it does not reflect people’s incomes and fails to include anything that does not have an easily calculated monetary value, such as the natural environment. How can we measure our economies in a way that does not encourage environmental destruction, that gives a better indication to how real people are doing, and perhaps even looks beyond monetary wealth to include things such as personal well-being and even happiness? This episode of Stakeholder Capitalism asks, how can we go beyond GDP?


Guests: 

Diane Coyle, co-director of Cambridge University’s Bennett Institute of Public Policy;

Girol Karacaoglu, head of the School of Government, Victoria University of Wellington, New Zealand.


Hosts: Natalie Pierce and Peter Vanham

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]]> The whole world looks at gross domestic product to gauge economic success. It’s a simple, single number that makes comparisons over time and between countries easy. But it does not reflect people’s incomes and fails to include anything that does not have an easily calculated monetary value, such as the natural environment. How can we measure our economies in a way that does not encourage environmental destruction, that gives a better indication to how real people are doing, and perhaps even looks beyond monetary wealth to include things such as personal well-being and even happiness? This episode of Stakeholder Capitalism asks, how can we go beyond GDP?


Guests: 

Diane Coyle, co-director of Cambridge University’s Bennett Institute of Public Policy;

Girol Karacaoglu, head of the School of Government, Victoria University of Wellington, New Zealand.


Hosts: Natalie Pierce and Peter Vanham

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]]> Trailer: Stakeholder Capitalism Trailer: Stakeholder Capitalism Fri, 10 Dec 2021 15:21:24 GMT 1:34 61b37075329b5d00139a6bbb false https://shows.acast.com/stakeholder-capitalism/episodes/trailer-stakeholder-capitalism 61b37075329b5d00139a6bbb 60ec0d7a7e706900127fed9b trailer-stakeholder-capitalism trailer Can capitalism be made to work for all of us - and to improve rather than destroy the state of the planet?


That’s the questions asked in the book Stakeholder Capitalism written by World Economic Forum Founder and Executive Chairman Klaus Schwab and Peter Vanham, Head of Communications, Chairman’s Office at the Forum.


On this 5-part podcast series, Peter Vanham and co-host Natalie Pierce dive into some of the main problems with global capitalism and ask expert guests if there are better ways of doing things - from the way we measure economic success, to addressing crippling inequalities and climate catastrophe.

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]]> Can capitalism be made to work for all of us - and to improve rather than destroy the state of the planet?


That’s the questions asked in the book Stakeholder Capitalism written by World Economic Forum Founder and Executive Chairman Klaus Schwab and Peter Vanham, Head of Communications, Chairman’s Office at the Forum.


On this 5-part podcast series, Peter Vanham and co-host Natalie Pierce dive into some of the main problems with global capitalism and ask expert guests if there are better ways of doing things - from the way we measure economic success, to addressing crippling inequalities and climate catastrophe.

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