The United Nations Global Compact and the Encyclical Laudato Si

Editorial David F. Murphy, Institute for Leadership and Sustainability (IFLAS), University of Cumbria, UK Guest Editorial: Adapting to and Expanding the Social Expectations on Business: The Common Theme in Laudato Si and the UN Sustainable Development Goals Oliver F. Williams, University of Notre Dame, USA An Overview from the Point of View of Pope Francis Archbishop Bernardito Auza, United Nations, USA An Overview from the Point of View of the UN Global Compact Mark Moody-Stuart, Global Compact Foundation, USA Laudato Si: An Environmental Watershed?Jeffrey Ball, Stanford University, USA The 3M Company: Applying the Theory and Changing the WorldJean Bennington Sweeney, 3M, USA Pope Francis and the United Nations: Planet Partners Gerald F. Cavanagh, University of Detroit Mercy, USA Corporate Social Responsibility in Light of Laudato SiMartijn Cremers, University of Notre Dame, USA How Pope Francis is Shaping the Environment of BusinessMark R. Kennedy, University of North Dakota, USARicardo Calleja, IESE Business School (University of Navarra), Spain Corporate Support for the SDGs: A South African PerspectiveDaniel Malan, University of Stellenbosch Business School, South Africa Commitments and Appeals to Make a Better World: The Global Compact, Laudato Si and Our FutureJames P. Walsh, University of Michigan, USAAngelo M. Solarino, University of Leeds, UK