Sustainable Development Strategies: Engineering, Culture and Economics Sustainable Development Strategies: Engineering, Culture and Economics provides policy guidance on good practice in developing and implementing strategies for sustainable development. The book integrates social, economic and environmental objectives, taking into account of their implications for different socioeconomic groups and for future generations. It examines and analyzes existing and new approaches to formulating a sustainable development strategy and its implementation through both quantitative and qualitative studies. In addition, it looks at the formulation of strategy and overcoming various issues from the standpoint of a diverse set of disciplines, including engineering, economics and social/political views.
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Contents
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2 Dynamic capabilities and sustainable strategies | 27 |
3 Greening behavior toward sustainable development | 53 |
4 Sustainable innovation and corporate environmentalism | 91 |
strategies for a sustainable economy | 133 |
6 Sharing economy and sustainability | 167 |
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achieve activities adopt approach backers behavioral intention benefits business model carbon emission challenges circular economy climate change closed-loop CO2 emissions collaborative consumption components concept consumers consumption practices create crowdfunding cultural cycle dimensions eco-labels ecodesign ecological economic growth ecosystem effective efficiency energy consumption enhance environment environmental impact environmental value factors framework gain goals global governance green marketing green product green product consumption green technology hedonic hedonic goal human improve increase industrial industrial ecology influence integrated intention to green LCBR lifestyle low carbon behavior material natural capital needs nomic normative goal organizations paradigm perceived perspective potential products and services promote sustainable recycling reduce regression reuse ridge regression role SDGs sharing economy significant social network technology society stakeholders strategy supply chain sustainable behavior sustainable business sustainable development tainable tion transition urban value capture value creation value network waste waste hierarchy well-being