by JohnMoore (Editor), SimonAnholt (Author), Chris Macrae (Author), ThomasGad (Author), SiccoVanGelder (Author), NicholasInd (Author), JackYan (Author), JohnCaswell (Author)
The book explores responsibility in the context of brands: why do some brands behave ethically and others not? Why do some brands engage their employees and others manipulate them? Based on contemporary research and using international case studies, the contributors cover: new ways to measure value; the responsible use of power; leadership and how it can balance ethics, reality and vision; authenticity; the role of NGOs; engaging consumers in ethical issues; and the business benefits of open branding.
Format: Hardcover
Pages: 236
Publisher: Kogan Page
Published: 10 Oct 2003
ISBN 10: 0749441151
ISBN 13: 9780749441159
Book Overview: In response to the growing anti-globalization movement and the perception that brands are manipulative and demeaning, Beyond Branding argues that branding is neither inherently good nor evil and aims to show that branding can benefit employees, customers and investors.