Titlebook: Global Sustainability as a Business Imperative; James A. F. Stoner (Professor of Management System Book 2010 Palgrave Macmillan, a divisio

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Retributive Punishment in a Social Contextbe the most pressing of all planetary challenges. The principal actors in our society, that is, political, economic, and social actors, are seeking new ways to address the most important challenges of global sustainability: to find viable paths to long-term, socially just development in the world ec

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Justice and Rights: A Study in Relationship economic crisis, have revealed the need for corporate governance reforms even for managing with current business models. To move to business models capable of meeting the need for global sustainability in general and the challenges of climate change in particular will require bold and creative refo

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-67543-1ro-based polymer technology has been the dominant production technology for plastics (Vellema, van Tuil, and Eggink 2003) and the industry has tended to endorse incremental process-oriented innovations rather than large-scale product or process innovations (Kaplan 1998). However, in the coming years

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Allison Morris,Henri Giller,Hugh Geachll as to firms’ profitability and corporate social responsibility (CSR) goals. Considered one of the most undesirable of occupations, the task of sorting through and recycling refuse from city garbage dumps has undergone an important paradigm shift that has significantly affected the rules of the ga

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-90-481-3439-7eveloped Western countries. Thanks to the media, there are many opportunities for in-depth discussions on the issues of sustainable, ethical, responsible, and critical consumption. While these economic difficulties have severely impacted many businesses, they are also opening up some unexpected road

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Frameworks for Framing Justice in Health,n many nations are increasingly seeing global sustainability issues as legitimate concerns for their businesses. This chapter accepts behavior at the level of individual managers and individual stakeholders as critical in addressing global climate change and focuses on the need for individuals and i