This resource helps students analyze corporate political strategy in sustainability transitions. Students gain competencies in stakeholder mapping, political risk assessment, and systems-level policy interventions. They learn to evaluate trade-offs between advocacy and neutrality when market incentives conflict with public policy.
The accompanying discussion questions encourage students to grapple with tensions between political caution and engagement, weighing strategic risks against sustainability commitments.
Assign students specific analytical roles before presenting the case. Use structured questioning protocols to guide examination of stakeholder perspectives, decision points, and systemic factors. Have students work in small groups to develop competing recommendations, then debate solutions using evidence from the case. Conclude with reflection on reasoning processes and assumptions that influenced their analysis.
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