In his introduction to the 38 chapters that comprise the new book Evolutions in Sustainable Investing: Strategies, Funds and Thought Leadership, Cary Krosinsky writes, "This book in effect charts the history of SRI (socially responsible investing)." It isn’t, in reality, quite the case; the book pays little attention to the earlier days of the SRI industry, which culminated with the shareowner action that is widely considered to have been a major turning point in ending apartheid in South Africa and in the formation of the Global Sullivan Principles of Social Responsibility.
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