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Environmental management activities and sustainable HRM in German manufacturing firms: Incidence, determinants, and outcomes
Wagner, Marcus - In: Zeitschrift für Personalforschung (ZfP) 25 (2011) 2, pp. 157-177
The relevance of environmental activities has increased both in research and practice. Yet, there is only little systematic insight into such activities of firms, particularly regarding human resource management aspects. This study improves the empirical knowledge for the manufacturing sector,...
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Organic farming in the context of the bioeconomy
Cofas, Elena; Vlad, Cristina Mihaela; Berevoianu, Rozi … - 2013
of the population, due to problems of crisis you no longer are multiple solution. To have a sustainable economic … to achieve sustainable development - considered the resumption of economic growth globally. …
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Evolution Of Geopolitic Factors, Determining Regional Spatial Planning Of Arctic Regions
Mitko, Valery B.; Shitinskiy, Vladimir A.; Minina, Marina V. - 2013
safe and sustainable development, taking into account the experience of United Nations - HABITAT and purposes of the … and sustainable development of the populated areas of Russia, the creation on the basis of the development of the …
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10011397377
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Aspirations and Challenges for Economic and Social Development in the Philippines Toward 2030
Yap, Josef T.; Majuca, Ruperto P. - 2013
development: balanced, rapid, inclusive, sustainable, and capital-intensive economic growth. Policy recommendations include …
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The contribution to the integration of management systems oriented to the sustainable and TQM
Pelantová, Věra; Šlaichová, Eva - In: Amfiteatru Economic Journal 19 (2017) Special Issue No. 11, pp. 951-965
a simplified sustainable EFQM model are presented. The methods used in the article are: common mathematical statistics … result is to set recommendations on management systems and lay the foundations for a sustainable management system for the …
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A new urban paradigm: Pathways to sustainable development
MacLennan, Michael (contributor); Stacey, John (contributor) - 2016
, not surprising that sustainable urban development has become an integral pillar of the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable …
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10012013769
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Cidades cicláveis: Avanços e desafios das políticas cicloviárias no Brasil
Coelho Filho, Osmar; Saccaro Junior, Nilo Luiz - 2017
The demand for sustainable mobility in Brazil is driven by the Brazilian cities growing urban density, the increased … of cycling policies and the sustainable mobility in Brazil. It used the pressure-state-response methodology associated …, bicycle, subway, train, and bus). This LCA can produce indicators that support an integrated sustainable mobility where the …
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Sustainable Development on the Mekong Region
Picon Garrote, Pablo - 2011
This MP analyzes the relationship between fast economic development and the environment. My objective was to learn if the ecosystems were strongly disturbed by the economic and industrial development process. In cases where ecosystems were lost, if this process was bringing negative social...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10009475412
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Examining a business community's readiness to take on sustainability
Selem, Melissa - 2011
support sustainable business practices. Second, using Social Marketing principles I interviewed business representatives to …
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10009477700
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Exact Measures of Income in Two Capital-Resource-Time Economies
Pezzey, John C.V - 2001
Exact optimal paths are calculated for two closed, continuous-time economies with explicit functional forms for utility from consumption, and for production from human-made capital and a non-renewable resource. Features of the first economy are non-linear utility, hyperbolic utility discounting...
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