Titlebook: Reimagining Capitalism in a Post-Globalization World; Proceedings of the 1 Silvia L. Fotea,Sebastian A. V?duva,Ioan ?. Fotea Conference pro

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Corporate Social Responsibility as a Reference Tool in Career Development,ological issues. This chapter specifies in this first part the definitions and the methodology implemented in this research. I insist that CSR is based on an ethical and legal use of the concept of responsibility before specifying who defines these “socially responsible” HR practices and the methods

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The Role of Circular Economy in Mitigating Greenhouse Gas Emission,..This chapter analyzes the role and potential of the circular economy to alleviate climatic changes, which can be explained by establishing conceptual and methodological connections, thus allowing interdisciplinary integration and an evaluation of circularity, decarburization, and sustainable devel

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Implications of Educational Poverty in a Post-Globalization World, skills have become more crucial. While the expansion of education is becoming a global process increasing the general level of educational attainment, scholars are also interested in those remaining behind. This paper aims to comprehensively analyze the major topics in the literature regarding educ

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Labor Productivity in the Context of Working from Home: An Analysis of the Last Years at the Europey the panel data analysis, 2020–2021, the results are indeed favorable to work from home in relation to labor productivity. Thus, the prospect of continuing a work-from-home regime, or a hybrid one, should not raise concerns for European employers.

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2198-7246 innovation.Highlights critical changes in management models .In a world that is grappling with soaring energy costs, widespread inflation, armed conflicts, and the looming specter of trade wars, world leaders and pundits are actively seeking transformative paradigms to usher in a sense of stability,

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Paradise Lost: Environmental Change and Ecological Impacts,neighborhoods of MDC. This chapter outlines the ecological changes across South Florida, and examines the value of existing and restored wetlands in reducing flood risks. The value of ecosystems services changes across the built landscape, and these services?require a source of funding to restore or expand freshwater and coastal wetlands.