Titlebook: Clean, Green and Responsible?; Soundings from Down Gabriel Eweje,Ralph J. Bathurst Book 2019 Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2019 Sustainab

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4020-2029-2anisation widely share the assumption that the task of government is to provide their respective society’s public goods, while the business of the business community is to do business—with shareholder primacy being central to free enterprise. However, this trend is changing and many companies have s

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Differential Modules and Ramification,home. The discussion is situated within the wider context of sustainability. The research is important, because firstly, research into the electricity consumption practices of Australian households is surprisingly sparse, albeit growing (Moloney, Horne, and Fien, Energy Policy 38(12):7614–7623, 2010

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Herwig Hauser,Joseph Lipman,Adolfo Quirósnstructed autoethnography to explore the lived experience of an ambitious climate-focused project. We draw on our experience of bringing together a group of leaders from government, business and academia to help transition New Zealand to an emission’s neutral economy. We use paradox theory to reflex

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-03580-1nability reporting is one way in which companies can demonstrate accountability to company stakeholders and society in general. Social contract, stakeholder and legitimacy theories provide explanations for the motivation of companies to commit to sustainability reporting. This chapter describes a st

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