Stanford Social Innovation Review

Stanford Social Innovation Review is an award-winning magazine covering best strategies for nonprofits, foundations, and socially responsible businesses. Published quarterly by the Stanford Graduate School of Business.

Social Innovation Articles

Date Author Category Title
Winter 2010
Alana Conner
Corporate Social Responsibility Research: The Business of Bribery
Winter 2010
Alana Conner
Environment Research: Urban Emissionscapes
Winter 2010
Alana Conner
Corporate Social Responsibility Research: Shareholders Nudge Companies
Winter 2010
Alana Conner
Education Research: Start them Younger
Winter 2010
Anne Stuhldreher
Economic Development Grow Your Own

Economic gardening nurtures local business

Winter 2010
Suzie Boss
Government Keeping an Eye on Parks
Winter 2010
Suzie Boss
Government Fresh Faces at City Hall
Winter 2010
Dean Karlan
Economic Development Helping the Poor Save More

The poor are just like everyone else: they do not save as much as they would like.  Yet unlike their richer counterparts, poor people do not receive the cleverly marketed, carefully tested financial products that could help them reach their savings goals more easily.  To enrich the bottom of the pyramid, bankers to the poor should make saving money easier by using the latest findings from economics and psychology.

Winter 2010
Suzie Boss
Environment Out-Greening Your Neighbor
Winte 2010
Suzie Boss
Arts, Culture, and Religion A Kickstarter for Creative Types
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