Monday, April 7, 2008

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Robert Hinkley is the originator of The Code for Corporate Citizenship. “The Code” is a 28 word phrase that he proposes be added to corporate charters in all 50 states. A social sector movement to change the laws governing all corporations in this manner is now in the early stages of development.

This phrase would be appended to the sentence in all charters that directs the officers and board of the corporation to conduct the affairs of the corporation for the financial benefit of the shareholders, period. Instead this sentence would replace the period with a coma, followed by the words – “... but not at the expense of the environment, human rights, the public health or safety, the communities in which the corporation operates, or the dignity of its employees.”

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28 Words to Redefine Corporate Duties
The Proposal for a Code for Corporate Citizenship
By Robert Hinkley


Do no harm: a corporate Hippocratic oath
By Robert C. Hinkley


Emerging From the Dark Ages?
Robert C. Hinkley
Castine Unitarian Church
Earth Day 2001


Talk With Eric Reynolds Leads To The Heart Of Nau
From Justin Davey’s blog “Moving Into the Conceptual Age”

Eudaimonia
The Origin of the Word Happiness

Leap of Faith
by Polly Labarre


Gandhi as change maker

Gandhi on sustainability

Gandhi's Talisman

Gandhi on Honesty & Integrity

The Surprising Origins and Meaning of the “Pursuit
of Happiness”
By Carol V. Hamilton


People v. Profits: A False Dichotomy?
An interview with Robert C. Hinkley of Jones Day
By Chris Luis | University of California, Davis, School of Law


Sermon on "the pursuit of happiness"

Gandhi on Our Individual Duty

Gandhi's Live Each Day

Gandhi on Non-Violence #1

Gandhi on Non-Violence #2

Gandhi on Service