Theorising the Normative Business Model

S Randles, O Laasch - Organization & Environment, 2016 - journals.sagepub.com
We begin with a critique of the ontological underpinnings of the mainstream business model
literature with its origins in design-science and offer instead insights from sociology and …

[HTML][HTML] Happiness and consumption in Mauritius: An exploratory study of socio-economic dimensions, basic needs, luxuries and personality traits

VC Jaunky, J Jeetoo, S Rampersad - Journal of Happiness Studies, 2020 - Springer
Mainstream economics perceive an individual as highly individualistic, presuming that
he/she consumes goods in the most efficient way to optimize his/her level of happiness. This …

Consumption and Conventions: Valuation, Recommendation, and the Quality of Goods in Digital Age

J Lamla - Handbook of Economics and Sociology of Conventions, 2024 - Springer
This chapter elaborates on the potential of economics and sociology of conventions (EC/SC)
in the field of consumption. The concept of quality conventions has often been exemplified …

'The reef is our garden'expanding analysis of ecosystem services in coastal communities

J Lau - 2019 - researchonline.jcu.edu.au
Humans have changed the climate, lands and seas, forests and coasts, in ways that may
destabilize earth's key systems. In response to these declines, ecosystem services are fast …

[PDF][PDF] The Value of “Enough”

MI Kropfeld, A Reichel - researchgate.net
This conceptual paper explores a new theoretical framework of how value creation in
business models can address sufficiency-based consumer practices. Applying social …

[PDF][PDF] Mai 2016 Hintergrundpapier Nr. 22

R Lindner, K Goos, S Güth, O Som, T Schröder - 2016 - academia.edu
Zusammenfassung» Responsible Research and Innovation «(RRI) ist ein vergleichsweiser
junger Ansatz in der Ausgestaltung und Steuerung sowohl von Forschungs-und …

[PDF][PDF] Manchester Institute of Innovation Research, University of Manchester

S Randles, O Laasch - BUSINESS MODEL CHANGE THROUGH …, 2016 - researchgate.net
We begin with a critique of the ontological underpinnings of the mainstream business model
literature with its origins in design-science; and offer instead insights from sociology and …