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245 1 0 _aInnovating Business and Education for Sustainable Development
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_cedited by Arie Hans Verkuil, Uta Milow, Andreas Hinz, Mahmoud Al-Kilani.
250 _a1st ed. 2025.
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300 _aVII, 473 p. 125 illus.
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490 1 _aSustainable Business Development, Managing Change in an International Context,
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505 0 _aChapter 1. Introduction: Redefining Value, Integrating Profitability, Environmental Stewardship and Social Equity -- Part I: Circular economy -- Chapter 2. Towards Net Positive: Integrating ‘Regeneration’ into Ecosystem Thinking -- Chapter 3. Technological Dimensions for Sustainable Business Development: An Integrated Framework covering Energy, Materials, Circularity, and Digitalization -- Chapter 4. Circular Brewery – A Transformational Journey to Circular Economy -- Chapter 5. Overcoming Barriers: How Information Gaps Hinder Recycling and Circularity -- Part II: Social Impact -- Chapter 6. Job-related Stress, Employee Embeddedness, and Hedonic Workplace Well-Being. A study of employees in knowledge-intensive services in Vietnam -- Chapter 7. Emergence of dual missions in early-stage social ventures: a model for social and economic sustainability -- Chapter 8. A Study of Homestay Startups for Senior Women Entrepreneurs in India: Sustainability, Equity and Empowerment -- Part III: Sustainable marketing and sales in international markets -- Chapter 9. The Sustainability Marketing Canvas: Conceptual & practical coherence -- Chapter 10. Marketing Strategies of Chinese Online Platforms in Switzerland -- Chapter 11. An Investigation into how Data Privacy and Data Security concerns Affect Consumer Trust with-in Sharing Economy Platforms in South Africa – a Case of E-Hailing Platforms -- Chapter 12. Nearshoring in Central Eastern Europe – The Evolution of Shared Service Centers and Global Business Services -- Chapter 13. Impact of Digital Transformation on Export Performance and Sustainability of SMES in Vietnam -- Part IV: Business Ecosystems and Governance -- Chapter 14. Geopolitics and Corporate Governance: Are Boards of Directors Prepared for an Era of Global Uncertainty? -- Chapter 15. Reporting on Non-Financial Matters – Recent Developments and their Impact on the Internal Control System (ICS) -- Chapter 16. Sustainability reporting by pension funds – How to achieve credibility? -- Chapter 17. Artificial Intelligence (AI) & Decision-making: Will AI trustworthiness facilitate progress towards sustainability? -- Part V: Education for economic and sustainable development -- Chapter 18. Interdisciplinary, Praxis- and Project-Oriented Sustainable Business Education in a Swiss University of Applied Arts and Sciences -- Chapter 19. Collaboration between Universities and SMEs for Value Co-Creation in Business Model Innovation for Sustainability -- Chapter 20. Fostering Sustainable Development through IT Service-Learning: Insights from Rural South Africa -- Chapter 21. Preparing the Youth for the Workforce of Tomorrow: Investigating Virtual Reality (VR) for Education in Higher Education Institutions (HEI) -- Chapter 22. Transforming Education with AI: Sustainable Curriculum Development Approaches -- Chapter 23. Aligning Innovation Outcomes Through Design Thinking Within Business Management Studies -- Chapter 24. Sustainable learning architectures for Corporate Universities as platforms for intrapreneurship and change in an international context.
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520 _aIn a world where sustainability is no longer optional, this open access volume explores how business, education, and society can evolve together toward a more resilient and responsible future. This comprehensive volume brings together thought leaders, researchers, and practitioners from around the globe to explore strategies in sustainable marketing and business model innovation. Delving into the circular economy and environmental innovation, Part 1 provides practical frameworks and visionary insights, from digital transformation in Vietnam to regenerative ecosystem thinking and circular breweries. Part 2 turns to the social dimension of sustainability—examining job-related well-being, social ventures with dual missions, and the rise of senior women entrepreneurs in India. From Chinese online platforms in Switzerland to nearshoring in Central Eastern Europe, Part 3 dissects the shifting landscape of sustainable commerce. Part 4 focuses on governance and sustainability reporting. Finally, part 5 highlights transformative approaches to education for economic and sustainable development. With real-world case studies—from IT service-learning in rural South Africa to design thinking in business education—chapters in this part showcase the power of collaboration between universities and businesses to shape future-ready professionals. This volume for academics, entrepreneurs or corporate leaders offers global perspectives and inspiring pathways to embed sustainability at the heart of businesses.
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