Sherry Immediato discusses how social networks contribute to improving the triple bottom line (people, planet, and profit). SOL has led to various related initiatives such as The European Sustainability Group, Project ELIAS, and the Sustainable Food Lab. Furthermore, the recent publication by Jay Bragdon titled "Profit for Life" demonstrates SOL's dedication to fostering research and discussion on the correlation between corporate practices, social and environmental impact, and business outcomes.
Peter Senge discusses "Systems Citizenship: The Leadership Mandate for This Millennium" in the opening feature of this issue. When asked if the basic fundamentals for sound leadership remain the same in a changing world, Senge affirms that they do. He provides various examples to illustrate these fundamentals, including having a deep capacity for systems intelligence and forming partnerships with others through openness of mind, heart, a
...nd will. Senge believes that developing these often overlooked abilities is crucial for understanding our current world and acting as responsible systems citizens.
In a recent interview with Manfred Mack for Les Cahiers de SOL - SOL France's version of Reflections, Karl-Henrik Robert discusses "The Natural Step: A Vision for Sustainable Societies". This book provides an overview of an initiative that aims to improve systems intelligence, as mentioned by Senge. The Natural Step began as a local effort in Sweden and gained recognition for promoting four principles of sustainable societies. Robert explains how they collaborate with companies to implement these principles in their operations.
In this article, investment analyst Frank Dixon examines the nation of Bhutan's use of the "Gross National Happiness" measure and its implications for measuring real social wellbeing. He discusses the importance of social wellbeing as a
key indicator of success in an economy and emphasizes the need for collaboration between corporations, government, and civil society. Dixon proposes the concept of "total corporate responsibility" as a means for companies to contribute to system level change and fulfill their role as system citizens.
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