Jon Entine: Jon writes on sustainability, corporate responsibility, DNA, race, and Jewish identity.

Sustainability Greenwashing Special: The Inside Story of Anita Roddick and The Body Shop
Jon Entine has written dozens of articles from a progressive perspective on the shallowness that defines much of the green movement and specifically the ethical shenanigans of the late Anita Roddick and her creation, The Body Shop. They've helped change the focus of sustainability from hype to practice. It all began with the 1994 exposé "Shattered Image: Is The Body Shop Too Good to Be True?" Read about the article and its impact in The Body Shop File.

Speaking Availability
Jon Entine is available for speaking engagements on a variety of topics, including Sustainability and Corporate Responsibility, the Politics of Science, Genetics and Human Engineering, Sports and Race, Genetic Genealogy, and Jewish identity. Find out more....

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Jon's Books

Grand Central Publishing (Warner/Hachette) October 24, 2007

Buy a copy of
Abraham's Children

Let Them Eat Precaution: How Politics Is Undermining the Genetic Revolution in Agriculture
(AEI Press, January 2006)

"'Let Them Eat Precaution'... helps us understand the ideological basis for opposition to the use of this life-saving technology. [D]enying food to starving millions [is] a high price to pay for ideology."
— Peter Raven, director of the Missouri Botanical Garden

Pension Fund Politics: The Dangers of Socially Responsible Investing

"...a must read for policymakers and researchers interested in either pension fund management or socially responsible investment."
—Mark A. Cohen, Vanderbilt Graduate School of Management

"The book that everyone believes but no one dare quote."
—The Wall Street Journal

"Well-researched, thorough and lucidly written."
—Scientific American

New and Notable

Visit AbrahamsChildren.net to check out the latest articles by and on Jon related to his hot new book, Abraham's Children: Race, Identity and the DNA of the Chosen People.

Some Companies Fail to Assess Dark Side of Going 'Green' Columbus Buiness First, Friday, April 18, 2008

Did Bear Just Behave Badly? Jon quoted in Investment News, March 31, 2008

Goldman Sachs and the Credit Crunch, China Business News, March 7, 2008
— Chinese version
— English version

A Green Backlash Gains Momentum
Jon quoted in Brandweek, March 3, 2008

Will a Market Slump Slow Greentech?
Jon quoted in Sustainable Industries, February 29, 2008

Why Black Athletes Dominate Sports and Why We're Afraid To Talk About It
BlackAthlete.net, February 24, 2008

DNA as Atlas and Tme Machine
SeattlePI.com, February 18, 2008

Genetic Goldmine
The New York Sun, November 20, 2007

Why Social Investing Threatens Public Employee Pension Funds Corporate Retirement Security, edited by Robert W. Kolb (Oxford, UK: Blackwell Publishing, 2007)

Democrat Debacle on Free Trade
April 200

Mining and NGOs: Breaking off the engagement
March 2008

The Goldman Greed Syndrome
February 2008

Nativism on Finance’s Monopoly Board
January 2008

NGO Openness is a Two-way Street
December 2007

Don’t Harbour the Patent Pirates
November 2007

Credit Crunch: US Social Investors Repeat Past Mistakes October 2007

Be Careful What You Wish for in Darfur September 2007

Green War Over Carbon Trading July 2007

Kleinfeld and Wolfowitz: Felled by European Endemic Inertia June 2007

Chiquita Counts the Costs of Honesty
May 2007

Links to Jon's Ethical Corporation Archives