questions in the right order

"ik zal uiteraard in het debat zelf de vragen laten vallen waar al  op geantwoord is"

Questions about the paper     

2. what has been done already for the paper
3. what has to be done for the paper?
4. how are we going to do the things that have to be done for the paper
5. who is going to finish the conclusion?

Questions about the presentation

·         About what will the presentation be?

1. where are we going to talk about in the presentation: suggestions? Ideas?
2. what has been done already for the presentation? Has anyone already looked some things up or wrote some things down?
3. why these suggestions?

·         Who, which part, the specific organization

1. What specifically has to be done for the presentation?
2. how are we going to do the things that have to be done for the presentation
3. who is going to do it? 
4. how are we going to divide the tasks for the presentation
5. when are we meeting again, what will we be doing by that date?

Next week: new appointment.

voila, the questions in the right order.  

questions

Questions I will be asking:
this is not the right order but so you can prepare yourselves

1. what has been done already for the presentation? nothing of course but you can say you've searched the internet and found some interesting stuff or Louise, you can say you've asked your nephew for informatio.
2. what has been done already for the paper
3. where are we going to talk about in the presentation: suggestions?
4. why these suggestions?
5. what has to be done for the presentation?
6. what has to be done for the paper?
7. how are we going to do the things that have to be done for the paper
8. how are we going to do the things that have to be done for the presentation
9. who is going to do it? 
10. where are we going to talk about in the presentation: suggestions?
11. why these suggestions?
12. how are we going to divide the tasks for the presentation
13. If anyone has some questions: please add

please read before next week's thursday

150 Word summary from the 75 word summaries

Despite the fact that socially responsible investing(SRI) is becoming more rapidly emerging, imposing a set of rules is still a very difficult case.  Although SRI has already existed for a long time, it’s important to underline that only nowadays more people expect more and more social engagement from the enterprises so a constructive conversation is needed. SRI is an very complex theme with proponents and opponents. The proponents have, over the past decades, invented a variety of tools to measure the sustainability of the working of a corporation. Sustainability is the grand concept where SRI is all about. Sustainability in the relation of corporation with stakeholders  and shareholders. Because  sustainability, and SRI in general, are sprang from ideas, opinions and beliefs, there are also a lot of opponents. Research has taught us that corporations that are willing to spend time and money in SRI, maximize their profits more than conventional corporations.

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150 Word summary from the 75 word summaries

Despite the fact that socially responsible investing(SRI) is becoming more important and growing fast, imposing a set of rules is still a very difficult case.  Although SRI exists already a long time, it’s important to underline that only nowadays more people expect more and more social engagement from the enterprises so a constructive conversation is needed. SRI is an very complex theme with proponents and opponents. The proponents have, over the past decades, invented a variety of tools to measure the sustainability of the working of a corporation. Sustainability is the grand concept where SRI is all about. Sustainability in the relation of corporation with stakeholders  and shareholders. Because  sustainability, and SRI in general, are sprang from ideas, opinions and beliefs, there are also a lot of opponents. Research has taught that corporations that are willing to spend time and money in SRI, maximize their profits more than conventional corporations.

summarization Davit Melik

Socially Responsible Investors is a rapidly emerging phenomenon. It has already existed for decades. Increasingly, nations of ethics and social responsibility are influencing the realm of personal Investment.  In a research conducted with aim to identify the advantages of SRI.  The research provides comparative examination of conventional and socially responsible or ethical investors. A total of 55 conventional and 54 ethical investors were researched. Leading to a result that ethical investors maximizing their profit more than conventional investors with the help of SRI.

http://www.springerlink.com/content/r8301248x5233121/ 

socially responsible mutual funds

summary louise oosterlynck

the conclusion is that the conversations about socially responsible investing are difficult. This is due to the fact that the subject is based on a combination of facts and believes.

There are two groups; the proponents and the opponents. The first group thinks that every company should combine their social goals with their investments. The other group things the opposite.

The rates of the socially responsible investments are reported by the Domini Social Index as well as the S&P index.

 http://www.jstor.org/pss/4480245

Louise Oosterlynck

English group 3

summarization Brecht Rutsaert

People expecting corporations to show they’re socially engaged. Due to that, an amount of tools were invented to meet these expectations. The question to ask is if industrial development can be sustainable. Corporate social responsibility is the way to follow when sustainable development is the target. The invented tools, drivers called, can be very helpful to measure the progress a corporation makes. Important is the distinction between global drivers and project-specific drivers.

Brecht

http://demo10.wizzy.co.uk/content/pdfs/jcc01warh.pdf