Will the corporation survive?

Article Abstract:

Since 1970s, technological and social changes mean many of the assumptions regarding the nature of a corporation have been overturned. In the next society, corporations will have three dimensions: an economic organisation, a social organisation and a human organisation.

Social aspects, Corporations, Business enterprises

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The new demographics

Article Abstract:

Political leaders and business managers in developed countries have to face the challenges posed by the rising number of older people and falling number of young people. The changes have implications for the workplace, for immigration policy and for markets.

Management, Demographic transition

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The next society

Article Abstract:

The world is seeing the emergence of the next society, and this has great implications for social and economic policies. Changes will include a growing number of older people, the arrival of the knowledge society and a new form of protectionism.

Sociology

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