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Building Resilience in a Fragile World
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In the past, society has counted on government bodies and institutions like the World Bank to address global issues like climate change, youth unemployment and income inequality. But in recent years, the author argues, another kind of institution has become uniquely placed to address these challenges: global corporations. The catch, she explains, is that before a corporation can take a wider world view, it first has to reach inside of itself to build inner resilience. She describes three spheres of corporate influence and how to build resilience within each in order to proceed to the third and final sphere: contributing to global resilience.