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Return to Challenge To Power. Wednesday, December 21, 2005. The Challenge To Power" was reviewed in the San Francisco Examiner. Posted by John Harrington @ 4:05 PM. Wednesday, December 07, 2005. I recently appeared on Corporate Watchdog Radio. To talk about the potential and limitations of socially responsible investment strategies, the foibles of the Securities and Exchange Commission, and the need for big picture strategies. You can listen to the show here. Posted by John Harrington @ 9:13 AM.
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Return to Challenge To Power. Wednesday, May 17, 2006. Déjà Vu: South Africa and China" was published yesterday on AlterNet.org. And has already received some thoughtful, interesting feedback. Posted by John Harrington @ 11:12 AM. Comments: Post a Comment.
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Return to Challenge To Power. Thursday, June 15, 2006. Oligopolies appear to offer competition for consumers, but in a very limited way, principally by advertising campaigns carried out by corporate-dominated media outlets. How much competition is there between Exxon Mobil and Chevron, between Home Depot and Lowes, between Dow Chemical and DuPont, or between General Mills and Sara Lee? Corporate legal entities are not democratic, nor does corporate management necessarily believe in democracy or democrati...
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Return to Challenge To Power. Wednesday, May 25, 2005. Big bucks bucking big biz". Star op-ed columnist Dan Carpenter. Writes in today's Indianapolis Star. So who is John Harrington anyway, and where does he get off trying to tell one of Indiana's largest companies how to run its business in China? That proposal came from Harrington Investments Inc. of Napa, Calif., which earned the forum by purchasing about 5,000 shares of Cummins stock. In other words, image-savvy companies can stay on the good side of...
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Return to Challenge To Power. Tuesday, February 01, 2005. The Charles Schwab Corporation. San Francisco, CA 94104. Dear Mr. Schwab:. I am writing this letter as both a client and customer of Charles Schwab and a shareholder representing 86,900 shares. I urge you to take a leadership role in opposing the privatization of a major national retirement program that has well served the people of the United States in their retirement years for several generations. Posted by John Harrington @ 9:00 AM.
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Return to Challenge To Power. Wednesday, May 17, 2006. Déjà Vu: South Africa and China" was published yesterday on AlterNet.org. And has already received some thoughtful, interesting feedback. Posted by John Harrington @ 11:12 AM.
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Return to Challenge To Power. Friday, February 24, 2006. Déjà vu: South Africa and China. As things change, everything stays the same. Remember apartheid South Africa? Remember the voluntary corporate code of conduct called the Sullivan Principles. Remember Reagan’s "constructive engagement. The solution: a Global Internet Freedom Task Force. To get to the bottom of this "question" and the hint of a new voluntary technology industry code of conduct. Déjà vu? There was cheap, controlled, and abundant blac...
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Return to Challenge To Power. Wednesday, October 19, 2005. Michael Shapiro reviews "The Challenge to Power" in the latest North Bay Bohemian. Harrington shows why making money one's sole criterion is a recipe for disaster. He also shows that responsible investing can be as lucrative, or even more financially rewarding, than traditional investing. Just ask any shareholder in Enron or Merck. Posted by John Harrington @ 10:07 AM. Tuesday, October 18, 2005. For work in Katrina-devastated New Orleans). Even p...
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Return to Challenge To Power. Wednesday, December 07, 2005. I recently appeared on Corporate Watchdog Radio. To talk about the potential and limitations of socially responsible investment strategies, the foibles of the Securities and Exchange Commission, and the need for big picture strategies. You can listen to the show here. Posted by John Harrington @ 9:13 AM. Comments: Post a Comment.
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Who Should Invest With Us. Wall Street vs. Main Street. We continue to express our outrage at the excesses of Wall Street and the great and growing disparities between those of great wealth and income and ordinary working Americans. What We Have Done and Will Continue To Do. For over thirty-two years, we have been challenging corporate power and advocating for civil society governed by stakeholders rather than insiders. Our agenda has included:. Introducing shareholder resolutions to:. Create Board polic...