Applied, Concise Books by Experts for Non-Experts
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Nancy E. Landrum and Sandra Edwards
Sustainable (and green) business seems to have become mainstream practically overnight. This growth in interest in sustainable business practices stems from changing societal expectations and a growing awareness that sustainability creates a win-win situation for the business and humanity alike.
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Environmental and sustainability reporting involves nonfinancial and financial indicators of an organization’s impact on environmental, economic, and social dimensions of their operations.
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This book explores the topic of international social entrepreneurship. It will explore current definitions, concepts, as well as methodologies pertaining to social entrepreneurship.
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In this timely and accessible book Dr. Archer builds upon academic work both recent and venerable, assembling a powerful framework for the identification of opportunities for Environmental Entrepreneurship.
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This book examines the impact sustainability has within the supply chain, what companies are doing within the supply chain to become green and how supply chain processes are changing because of green initiatives.
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