conditions. Organizations with unsafe working conditions are more likely to invest in sustainability initiatives. However …

Purpose – The purpose of this paper is to describe the concept of “transformative business sustainability”. “Business … sustainability” refers the total effort of a company – including its demand and supply chain network – to reduce the impact on the …, dynamic and flexible approach to “business sustainability” not governed by blinkers. Design/methodology/approach – This paper …

lead to different approaches to sustainability. Sustainability may be understood as a strategic tool in order to achieve …. Practical implications – Companies need to consider sustainability practices as a long‐term investment instead of as an …

Purpose – The purpose of this paper is to describe how a corporation with sustainability as its mission implements … sustainability strategy and programmes to promote social responsible management. Special attention is paid to how internal and … external value systems interact and influence the conception and implementation of sustainability. Design …

made progress toward greater sustainability. However, its program often lacks specificity, particularly in terms of … greenhouse gas emissions. Within a visibly and highly polluting industry Tim Hortons sustainability program is a step in the … characteristics of the industry (disposal food and beverage containers, and drive‐thrus for example), yet sustainability is also …

sustainability. Design/methodology/approach – “Business sustainability” is defined as a company's or an organization's efforts to … question, namely: how can business sustainability and E‐footprints be conceptualised? Findings – The model introduced …‐footprint stakeholders and zero‐sum cycles. The authors have striven to address this gap by introducing a business sustainability model in an …