Global Responsibility – Issue 4 – January 2011

Global Responsibility (Issue 4, January 2011) is the quarterly partner magazine of the Globally Responsible Leadership Initiative (GRLI), published at a critical juncture in the organization's development. As the GRLI enters its seventh year, this issue examines the evolution of global responsibility beyond incremental corporate social responsibility toward transformative leadership practices. The magazine features contributions from leading academics and practitioners exploring core themes including changing institutional mindsets at La Trobe University, the Schools of Business for the 21st Century (SB21) project, innovative values-driven leadership approaches, and practical frameworks for assessing globally responsible leadership. Notable articles address CSR fatigue in emerging markets like China, perspectives from emerging leaders on responsible management, and keynote reflections on systemic crises of meaning. The publication also announces the winners of the GRLI-Net Impact Challenge, highlighting student-led initiatives in social entrepreneurship. Together, these articles provide a platform for reflection on developing the next generation of leaders capable of catalyzing organizational contributions to social justice and environmental sustainability. The issue underscores the GRLI's commitment to moving beyond specialist-driven responsibility initiatives toward integrated, institution-wide approaches to leadership development.