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Transformative resilience : the key to governing Europe's sustainability transitions in the polycrisis

European Environment Agency - 2024

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Albinsson, Pia A. (ed.); Perera, B. Yasanthi (ed.); … - 2024

"This dynamic book explores the importance of collaborative consumption; which is particularly relevant at a time when the sharing economy has established itself as part of the mainstream market. Nearly 40 expert scholars across the globe go beyond the existing literature to investigate...

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Why and when do reserves estimates in mining change and innovations take place?

Mew, Michael C. - In: Ecological economics 217 (2024), pp. 1-8

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The effect of inflation on CO2 emissions : an analysis over the period 1970-2020

Grolleau, Gilles; Weber, Christoph Sebastian - In: Ecological economics 217 (2024), pp. 1-7

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Sustainable universities and colleges : sustainability advances in institutions of higher education

Starik, Mark (ed.); Shrivastava, Paul (ed.) - 2024

"This book provides a set of decision and organizational models for the advancement of sustainability in higher … education. International authors present how universities and colleges have attempted to advance sustainability both within and … societies toward greater sustainability in the future. Transdisciplinary in scope, this book emphasizes the need for …

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Meaning, authority, rationality and care as MARCs of sustainable organisations

Westelius, Alf; Westelius, Ann‐Sofie; Brytting, Tomas - In: Cross Cultural Management: An International Journal 20 (2013) 2, pp. 161-185

Purpose – The purpose of the article is to present MARC, a model for assessing – and improving – the health of organisations from a humanistic point of view. Design/methodology/approach – The model has been developed in an organisational development clinical research tradition. The...

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Sustainable development and sustainability as study objects for comparative management theory

Borim-de-Souza, Rafael; Balbinot, Zandra; Travis, Eric Ford - In: Cross Cultural Management 22 (2015) 2, pp. 201-235

Purpose – The purpose of this paper is to characterize sustainable development and sustainability as study objects for … development and sustainability as study objects for comparative management theory. Findings – Analytical dimensions were related … and sustainability as study objects for comparative management theory. A framework which illustrates the theoretical route …

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National cultural values, sustainability beliefs, and organizational initiatives

Tata, Jasmine; Prasad, Sameer - In: Cross Cultural Management 22 (2015) 2, pp. 278-296

Purpose – Organizations are implementing sustainability initiatives in different countries with varied socio …-cultural systems. The literature on sustainability, however, does not present a clear picture of how national culture can influence … interpretations of the meaning of sustainability and how these differences in interpretation can result in different sustainability …

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Part 3: Implications in management education

Zsolnai, Laszlo - In: Corporate Governance: The international journal of … 3 (2003) 3, pp. 95-100

Business activities considerably affect the fate and survival of natural ecosystems as well as the life conditions of present and future generations. Applying the imperative of responsibility developed by Jonas states that business has a one way, non‐reciprocal duty caring for the beings which...

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Viewpoint: Global responsibility and individual exemplarity

Thévenet, Maurice - In: Corporate Governance: The international journal of … 3 (2003) 3, pp. 114-125

Discusses the concepts of global responsibility, sustainable growth and social responsibility. Concludes that key to the issue of global responsibility will be behavioral responsibility from people and notes that this is an issue not only of belief but of competencies and skills.

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