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Corporate Political Responsibility (CPR)

The community platform engaging the democratic role of business

How companies can strengthen democracy

CPR reconsiders the interface between business, politics and civil society. It shows how companies can employ their resources to advance the public interest, and also benefit from it. 

 

This platform aims to foster an informed debate about CPR and related topics. It is intended to forge a cross-sectoral community of actors that advocate for a constructive role of business in the public realm.

 

You are kindly invited to participate in this project and develop it further with your ideas and suggestions.

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Dr Johannes Bohnen and Lutz-Peter Hennies have written a paper on the topic of "Corporate Political Responsibility" (CPR).(...)

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Political sustainability needs corporate action

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Political Branding

How to operationalize CPR

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What's in for companies

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Related Debates

How CPR resonates with other topics

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Answering the Critics

Avoiding the pitfalls of political engagement

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CPR in a nutshell

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BOHNEN Public Affairs | Corporate Political Responsibility | Springer Gabler

DE Version

"Wie Unternehmen die Demokratie und damit sich selbst stärken“

BOHNEN Public Affairs | Corporate Political Responsibility | Dr. Johannes Bohnen

EN Version

"How Businesses can strengthen Democracy for Mutual benefit"

Das Buch zum Thema

erschienen bei Springer Gabler, 2020

"How Businesses Can Strengthen Democracy for Mutual Benefit"

"Wie Unternehmen die Demokratie und damit sich selbst stärken“

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The CPR concept: How companies can strengthen democracy

introduced by Dr. Johannes Bohnen

CPR reconsiders the interface between business, politics and civil society. It shows how companies can employ their resources to advance the public interest, and also benefit from it. 

 

Thus, CPR is a business case. Through socio-political engagement companies invest in the foundations of their corporate success. In doing so, companies can endorse the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), particularly Goal 16 “Peace, justice and strong institutions”. 

 

This platform aims to foster an informed debate about CPR and related topics. It is intended to forge a cross-sectoral community of actors that advocate for a constructive role of business in the public realm. BOHNEN Public Affairs serves as a moderator, but gives maximum ownership to all users.

 

You are kindly invited to participate in this project and develop it further with your ideas and suggestions.

Want to join the debate and search for further info?

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