"Everybody's Business"

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This paper explains that the purpose behind "Everybody's Business" is to introduce the new business ethic of the twenty-first century. The book revolves around explaining how issues such as human rights and the environment, which were once regarded as being of little consequence in business decision-making, are now mainstream and present serious risks for today's companies if they choose to ignore these issues.

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"Books on business management, it seems, are as numerous as the grains of sand on a beach. Everyone seems to have an opinion on the best management style and the best way to make a company succeed. Yet most of these books and the theories associated with them are practically carbon copies of each other; none of them have anything truly original to say. Your average, garden-style management book will most likely be nothing more than a re-hash of thousands, even tens of thousands, management books that have come before it. That is why it is so refreshing when a management book with something new and different to say comes along. Everybody's Business, by David Grayson and Adrian Hodges, is such a book."

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