Dear Colleagues,
The latest issue of "AccountAbility Forum" is a special double issue on
"Accountable Leadership".
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ABOUT "ACCOUNTABILITY FORUM" 12
This special issue takes as its theme the idea of accountable
leadership. AccountAbility believes we are in the midst of a
fundamental transition away from the vital issues that confronted
20th-century leaders. Challenges such as climate change, global
poverty, water stress, peace and security, and globalising societies'
health and education problems are diffuse, hard to define simply, and
international in nature. Few obvious courses of action will present
themselves, and solutions will demand extraordinary imagination and
collaborative skills.
Leadership of all organisations now needs to be defined in relation to
the sustainable outcomes we want. To put it bluntly, we might say that
if it doesn't do so it's part of the problem not part of the solution.
Our overarching question then in this issue of AccountAbility Forum is:
"What are the sustainable economic, social and environmental outcomes
we need and how should our leaders be accountable for them?"
There are two sections to this issue: "Visions of Accountable
Leadership", in which contributors take a step back from the
nitty-gritty to look at the "vision thing" we need from our leaders,
and "Practices of Accountable Leadership", in which contributors
describe actual organisational practices supportive of accountable
leadership.
This is a rich and varied set of contributions tackling an urgent and
too-often-ignored issue.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
* Editorial Note
John Sabapathy and Steve Rochlin
Part 1. Visions of Accountable Leadership
* An Agenda for Accountable Leadership
Steven A. Rochlin, Head of AccountAbility North America
* Reclaiming the Value of Leading with a Conscience: Accountable
Leadership in the Non-profit Sector
Chandran Nair, Chief Executive, Global Institute For Tomorrow
* Capitalising on our Differences: Leadership across Cultural
Geographic Borders in a Global Society
Kumi Naidoo, Chair, Global Call to Action Against Poverty;
Secretary-General and CEO, CIVICUS
* The Partnership Jobs Page: The Many Faces of Leadership
Ken Caplan, Director, Building Partnerships for Development in Water
and Sanitation (BPD)
* What Kinds of Leaders Do We Need?
Mark Howard Chichester, Vice President and Executive Director, Aspen
Institute's Socrates Society
The Environmental Contract
Ed Mayo, Chief Executive, National Consumer Council, UK
Part 2. Practices of Accountable Leadership
* B Corporations: Private Enterprise for Public Benefit
Jay Coen Gilbert, Co-founder, B Lab
* Leadership in Civil Society Organisations: The Forest Stewardship
Council
Heiko Liedeker, Executive Director, Forest Stewardship Council
* Leading from the Inside Out
Hal Hamilton, Project Leader, Sustainable Food Lab
* A Perspective on Responsible Leadership
Stanley S. Litow, President, IBM International Foundation; Vice
President, IBM's Corporate Citizenship and Corporate Affairs
* Leadership and Accountability at RAO 'UES of Russia'
Leonid Drachevsky, Deputy Chairman of the Board, RAO 'UES of Russia'
* Small but Strategic: the World Bank Institute's Leadership Capacity
Development Program
John Sabapathy, AccountAbility, talks to Moira Hart-Poliquin, Senior
Regional Operations Officer, the World Bank Institute
* Leadership and Change in Madagascar
Deborah Davis, International Development Consultant
* The Challenge of Accountable Leadership
Veli Sundback, Executive Vice President, Corporate Relations and
Responsibility, Nokia
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