Historically, investors pursuing socially responsible investment (SRI) strategies have been forced to choose among imperfect investment solutions.  An evaluation of current investment products which incorporate Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) criteria reveals some seeming contradictions.  Are SRI funds truly meeting the needs of socially conscious investors by excluding Starbucks – a company respected by many for its sustainable supply chain practices and strong employee relations – because the company licensed its brand to promote an alcohol product?  Should CSR ranking ...