My CSR Library

Last weekend, I hosted a bunch of Starting Bloc fellows, and they were all extremely interested in seeing "my library."

I do in fact have a small library of carefully-chosen CSR-related books. If you're looking to start reading about the field, perhaps I can save you some research time by listing them here:

• The Market for Virtue, by David Vogel
• HBR on Corporate Responsibility
• Strategic Corporate Social Responsibility, by Werther and Chandler
• Profits With Principles: by Ira A. Jackson and Jane Nelson
• Global Business Citizenship, but Donna Wood et. al.
• Capitalism at the Crossroad, by Stuart Hart
• The Wal-Mart Effect, by Charles Fishman
• The Civil Corporation, by Simon Zadek
• Corporate Social Responsibility, by Kotler and Lee
• The Triple Bottom Line, by Andrew W. Savitz
• How to Change the World, by David Bornstein
• True To Yourself, by Mark Albion
• WorldChanging: A User's Guide to the 21st Century
• Business Solutions for the Global Poor, by Rangan et. al.
• The End of Poverty, by Jeffrey D. Sachs
• A Corporate Solution to Global Poverty, by Lodge and Wilson
• Globalization and its Discontents, but Joseph E. Stiglitz
• Small Giants, by Bo Burlingham
• Democracy's Edge, by Frances Moore Lappe

Soon, I'll be upgrading my blog/website to a new combined format, and posting some real book reviews - but in the meantime you can see an expanded list that I've posted here.