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On Leadership

Each week, Ben Bradlee, vice president and former executive editor of The Washington Post, and Steve Pearlstein, the Post's Pulitzer Prize-winning business and economics columnist, ask members of a distinguished panel to discuss aspects of leadership within the context of a recent news development. See a list of the "On Leadership" panel.

This week's blog considers whether corporate philanthropy remains relevant in the era of sustainable business and social entrepreneurialism. Read Dean Yash Gupta's entry.

All of Dean Gupta's previous entries in the Post's "On Leadership" blog are listed below. (You can also click on a full archive of all the panelists' contributions to the blog since its inception.)

"A Poor Salesman"

"Pundits and Politicians"

"Bad Call"

"Made in the U.S.A."

"A Confluence of Traits"

"A Bad Rap"

"The Hollow Language of Sanctions"

"Society Before Shareprice"

"Nation First"

"Cynical, Angry, and Argumentative"

"An Example Sorely Lacking"

"Time for Plain Talk"

"Wistful for W's Resolve"

"Effectiveness, Not Exhaustion"

"Explain the Economics"

"Money from Taxpayers' Pockets"

"Be our Moral Compass"

"Palin's Land of Opportunity"

"Forgiveness Is Beside the Point"

"The Spirituality of Teamwork"

"Built on Experience"

"Avoiding the Technical"

"Changing Times, Changing Leaders"

"Legal Leadership"

"Attacks, Not Advice"

"Heavy-Handed Management"

"Test of Leadership"

"Last in Line for Reward"

"The Power of Goodwill"

"Why Was Wagoner Fired?"

"Cool the Anger, Negotiate with Congress"

"Pay Cuts: More Than Just A Gesture"

"More Holistic Thinking?"

"Man on the Moon"

"An Urgent Goal"

"The Many Faces of 'Gandhi'"

"The Danger in Layoffs"

"Something for Nothing"

"Defining Life Experiences"