Sustainable Value Creation: An Inevitable Challenge to Business and Society
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Sustainable Development Goals -- 9.5 Export of Minerals and the Poorest People -- 9.6 Food Security and Climate Change -- Ecological and Social -- 9.7 Beyond Climate Change -- Transition to a Sustainable Economy -- An Irreversible Process -- 9.8 Post-growth Perspectives -- A Historical Puzzle -- Conceptual Barriers -- Steady-State Economics -- Eco-Development -- Post-growth Economics -- References -- Index |
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spelling | Wolters, Teun Verfasser aut Sustainable Value Creation An Inevitable Challenge to Business and Society 1st ed Cham Springer International Publishing AG 2023 ©2023 1 Online-Ressource (160 Seiten) txt rdacontent c rdamedia cr rdacarrier Sustainable Finance Series Description based on publisher supplied metadata and other sources Intro -- Preface -- Contents -- About the Author -- List of Boxes -- Chapter 1: Introduction -- 1.1 The Road Towards Corporate Sustainability -- 1.2 The Chapters in a Nutshell -- 1.3 The Sequence of the Chapters -- 1.4 Accessibility -- Chapter 2: Sustainable Development -- 2.1 Companies Have a Central Role to Play -- 2.2 The Green Economy -- 2.3 The Scientific and Ethical Approach -- The Scientific Approach -- The Ethical Approach -- 2.4 The Ecological and Social Aspects -- 2.5 The UN Sustainable Development Goals -- 2.6 The Triple Bottom Line (People, Planet, Profit) -- People -- Planet -- Profit -- 2.7 Ranking of Values -- References -- Chapter 3: Sustainable Value Creation and Management Responsibilities -- 3.1 Sustainable Value Creation: Necessary and Full of Opportunity -- 3.2 Sustainability in Business -- 3.3 Managers' Key Role in Sustainable Value Creation -- 3.4 CFOs and Sustainable Management -- Not Calculations Alone -- Financial Underpinnings -- 3.5 The Role of Controllers -- Combination of Roles -- References -- Chapter 4: Sustainable Business at the Supply Chain Level -- 4.1 Introduction -- 4.2 Sustainable Supply Chain Management -- Supply Chain Management (SCM) -- Developing Sustainable Supply Chain Management -- 4.3 Implementing Sustainable Supply Chain Management -- Stepping Stones for Sustainability in the Supply Chain -- The Reach of Sustainable Supply Chain Management (SSCM) -- 4.4 Implementing Sustainable Supply Chain Management -- Aspects of International Chains -- Governments Enhancing Traceability -- Voluntary Chain-Based Action Based on Self-Regulation -- References -- Chapter 5: Environmental Management and the Circular Economy -- 5.1 Environmental Management -- Environmental Management's Place in the Company -- The Essence of Environmental Management -- Searching for Synergy Environmental Management and Environmental Performance -- Environmental Management and Economic Performance -- Environmental Management Systems -- ISO 14001 -- Environmental Audits -- 5.2 The Circular Economy -- From a Linear Industrial Economy Towards a Circular Industrial Economy -- The Future of Circular Production -- Planned Circularity -- Bottom-Up Sufficiency -- Circular Modernism -- Peer-to-Peer Circularity -- Critical Remarks -- CE in Action -- References -- Chapter 6: Human Resources and Roles in Achieving Corporate Sustainability -- 6.1 Introduction -- 6.2 Globalisation and Human Resources -- 6.3 Demand-Led Growth and the Survival of the Planet -- 6.4 Leadership for Corporate Sustainability -- 6.5 The Role of HRM in the Transition Towards a Sustainable Economy -- 6.6 A Stakeholder Approach to Sustainable HRM -- 6.7 Sustainable HRM, Stakeholder Management and Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) -- References -- Chapter 7: Corporate Governance and CSR as Vehicles of Corporate Sustainability -- 7.1 Corporate Governance -- Business Continuity -- Software and Sustainability -- Sustainability and Finance -- One and Two-Tier Models -- Bookkeeping Scandals -- 7.2 Stakeholder Management -- Stakeholder Management in Steps -- 7.3 Corporate Social Responsibility -- Strategic CSR -- Undeniable Corporate Responsibility -- Coherence in CSR Policies -- ISO 26000 -- 7.4 Sustainability Reporting -- Governance Gaps in Global Value Chains -- References -- Chapter 8: Sustainability Accounting and Reporting -- 8.1 Introduction -- 8.2 The Planet Element of Sustainable Business -- 8.3 Eco-Efficiency -- Innovation and New Business Concepts -- End-of-Pipe Measures -- Preventative Technology -- Allocation of Environmental Costs -- Organisational Partitions -- Preventative Technology -- Diversity in Internal Environmental Costs Environmental Activities and Environmental Costs -- Environmental Benefits -- 8.4 Total Cost Accounting -- 8.5 Environmental Costs Throughout the Supply Chain -- Sustainable Procurement -- Life-Cycle Costing -- Society and External Effects -- 8.6 The Sustainable Balanced Scorecard (SBSC) -- 8.7 Further Developments in Sustainability Accounting -- Special Issues in Sustainability Accounting -- Accounting for Climate Change -- Accounting for Water -- Accounting for Biodiversity -- Accounting for Human Rights -- Accounting for Economic Inequality -- References -- Chapter 9: From Green Growth to Post-growth Approaches -- 9.1 Introduction -- What Has Been Achieved so Far? -- New Realities -- Various Crises -- Issues Insufficiently Addressed -- 9.2 The Green Economy -- Eco-Efficiency -- Ecological Modernisation -- 9.3 Ecological Sustainability -- Popular Belief -- New Scarcities and Market Forces -- 9.4 Social Sustainability -- The Poor and Universal Sustainability Goals -- The Launch of the U.N. Sustainable Development Goals -- 9.5 Export of Minerals and the Poorest People -- 9.6 Food Security and Climate Change -- Ecological and Social -- 9.7 Beyond Climate Change -- Transition to a Sustainable Economy -- An Irreversible Process -- 9.8 Post-growth Perspectives -- A Historical Puzzle -- Conceptual Barriers -- Steady-State Economics -- Eco-Development -- Post-growth Economics -- References -- Index Social responsibility of business Strategic planning Erscheint auch als Druck-Ausgabe Wolters, Teun Sustainable Value Creation Cham : Springer International Publishing AG,c2023 9783031353505 |
spellingShingle | Wolters, Teun Sustainable Value Creation An Inevitable Challenge to Business and Society Intro -- Preface -- Contents -- About the Author -- List of Boxes -- Chapter 1: Introduction -- 1.1 The Road Towards Corporate Sustainability -- 1.2 The Chapters in a Nutshell -- 1.3 The Sequence of the Chapters -- 1.4 Accessibility -- Chapter 2: Sustainable Development -- 2.1 Companies Have a Central Role to Play -- 2.2 The Green Economy -- 2.3 The Scientific and Ethical Approach -- The Scientific Approach -- The Ethical Approach -- 2.4 The Ecological and Social Aspects -- 2.5 The UN Sustainable Development Goals -- 2.6 The Triple Bottom Line (People, Planet, Profit) -- People -- Planet -- Profit -- 2.7 Ranking of Values -- References -- Chapter 3: Sustainable Value Creation and Management Responsibilities -- 3.1 Sustainable Value Creation: Necessary and Full of Opportunity -- 3.2 Sustainability in Business -- 3.3 Managers' Key Role in Sustainable Value Creation -- 3.4 CFOs and Sustainable Management -- Not Calculations Alone -- Financial Underpinnings -- 3.5 The Role of Controllers -- Combination of Roles -- References -- Chapter 4: Sustainable Business at the Supply Chain Level -- 4.1 Introduction -- 4.2 Sustainable Supply Chain Management -- Supply Chain Management (SCM) -- Developing Sustainable Supply Chain Management -- 4.3 Implementing Sustainable Supply Chain Management -- Stepping Stones for Sustainability in the Supply Chain -- The Reach of Sustainable Supply Chain Management (SSCM) -- 4.4 Implementing Sustainable Supply Chain Management -- Aspects of International Chains -- Governments Enhancing Traceability -- Voluntary Chain-Based Action Based on Self-Regulation -- References -- Chapter 5: Environmental Management and the Circular Economy -- 5.1 Environmental Management -- Environmental Management's Place in the Company -- The Essence of Environmental Management -- Searching for Synergy Environmental Management and Environmental Performance -- Environmental Management and Economic Performance -- Environmental Management Systems -- ISO 14001 -- Environmental Audits -- 5.2 The Circular Economy -- From a Linear Industrial Economy Towards a Circular Industrial Economy -- The Future of Circular Production -- Planned Circularity -- Bottom-Up Sufficiency -- Circular Modernism -- Peer-to-Peer Circularity -- Critical Remarks -- CE in Action -- References -- Chapter 6: Human Resources and Roles in Achieving Corporate Sustainability -- 6.1 Introduction -- 6.2 Globalisation and Human Resources -- 6.3 Demand-Led Growth and the Survival of the Planet -- 6.4 Leadership for Corporate Sustainability -- 6.5 The Role of HRM in the Transition Towards a Sustainable Economy -- 6.6 A Stakeholder Approach to Sustainable HRM -- 6.7 Sustainable HRM, Stakeholder Management and Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) -- References -- Chapter 7: Corporate Governance and CSR as Vehicles of Corporate Sustainability -- 7.1 Corporate Governance -- Business Continuity -- Software and Sustainability -- Sustainability and Finance -- One and Two-Tier Models -- Bookkeeping Scandals -- 7.2 Stakeholder Management -- Stakeholder Management in Steps -- 7.3 Corporate Social Responsibility -- Strategic CSR -- Undeniable Corporate Responsibility -- Coherence in CSR Policies -- ISO 26000 -- 7.4 Sustainability Reporting -- Governance Gaps in Global Value Chains -- References -- Chapter 8: Sustainability Accounting and Reporting -- 8.1 Introduction -- 8.2 The Planet Element of Sustainable Business -- 8.3 Eco-Efficiency -- Innovation and New Business Concepts -- End-of-Pipe Measures -- Preventative Technology -- Allocation of Environmental Costs -- Organisational Partitions -- Preventative Technology -- Diversity in Internal Environmental Costs Environmental Activities and Environmental Costs -- Environmental Benefits -- 8.4 Total Cost Accounting -- 8.5 Environmental Costs Throughout the Supply Chain -- Sustainable Procurement -- Life-Cycle Costing -- Society and External Effects -- 8.6 The Sustainable Balanced Scorecard (SBSC) -- 8.7 Further Developments in Sustainability Accounting -- Special Issues in Sustainability Accounting -- Accounting for Climate Change -- Accounting for Water -- Accounting for Biodiversity -- Accounting for Human Rights -- Accounting for Economic Inequality -- References -- Chapter 9: From Green Growth to Post-growth Approaches -- 9.1 Introduction -- What Has Been Achieved so Far? -- New Realities -- Various Crises -- Issues Insufficiently Addressed -- 9.2 The Green Economy -- Eco-Efficiency -- Ecological Modernisation -- 9.3 Ecological Sustainability -- Popular Belief -- New Scarcities and Market Forces -- 9.4 Social Sustainability -- The Poor and Universal Sustainability Goals -- The Launch of the U.N. Sustainable Development Goals -- 9.5 Export of Minerals and the Poorest People -- 9.6 Food Security and Climate Change -- Ecological and Social -- 9.7 Beyond Climate Change -- Transition to a Sustainable Economy -- An Irreversible Process -- 9.8 Post-growth Perspectives -- A Historical Puzzle -- Conceptual Barriers -- Steady-State Economics -- Eco-Development -- Post-growth Economics -- References -- Index Social responsibility of business Strategic planning |
title | Sustainable Value Creation An Inevitable Challenge to Business and Society |
title_auth | Sustainable Value Creation An Inevitable Challenge to Business and Society |
title_exact_search | Sustainable Value Creation An Inevitable Challenge to Business and Society |
title_full | Sustainable Value Creation An Inevitable Challenge to Business and Society |
title_fullStr | Sustainable Value Creation An Inevitable Challenge to Business and Society |
title_full_unstemmed | Sustainable Value Creation An Inevitable Challenge to Business and Society |
title_short | Sustainable Value Creation |
title_sort | sustainable value creation an inevitable challenge to business and society |
title_sub | An Inevitable Challenge to Business and Society |
topic | Social responsibility of business Strategic planning |
topic_facet | Social responsibility of business Strategic planning |
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