Theoretical and empirical research often points to a positive relation between corporate
sustainability and organisational performance; however, attempts to conceptualise the multi …

The question of value has occupied the human mind for millennia. With the ascent of
neoclassical welfare economics in the twentieth century,“value” was constrained to …

Abstract Assessment of the 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) has largely focused
on formulating appropriate targets and indicators for each goal. Much less attention has …

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The authors explore the link between the systems approach to sustainability and the 17
Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), which were formally adopted by the UN in 2015 …

The sustainability principle in the business has become an international trend recently and
lead to the business sustainability situation, requiring a corporate performance to be …

This paper discusses the major tenets of ecological economics—including value pluralism,
methodological pluralism and multi-criteria policy assessment. Ecological economics offers …

Scientists understand how global ecological degradation is occurring but not why it seems to
be so difficult to reverse. We used national-level data and a mathematical model to provide …

There has long been interest in integrating the value of environmental stocks and flows into
standard measures of economic activity and wealth, in particular through the development of …

Energy Security and Global Warming are analysed as 21st century sustainability threats.
Best estimates of future energy availability are derived as an Energy Reference Case (ERC) …