The concept of sustainability and sustainable development is growing rapidly and has great importance in the different aspects of social and economic development at the national and international levels. This idea is characterized as a process that links economic and social factors while maintaining the ecological levels of analysis, such as national, regional, international, organizational, and individual. Sustainable human resource management (HRM) features a set of techniques and procedures of HRM that enable the attainment of social, financial, and environmental goals with an influence both inside and outside of the business while managing the unexpected consequences. Sustainable Development of Human Resources in a Globalization Period explores the dynamics of sustainability in the context of the development of human resources. The book further discusses different strategies for the betterment, welfare, and operation of organizations. Covering topics such as digital media determinism, organizational commitment, and worker performance, this premier reference source is an essential title for business leaders and managers, human resource managers, nonprofit organizations, students and faculty of higher education, libraries, researchers, and academicians.

As the world population is expanding and resources are shrinking it creates a challenging environment for people in low income and transitioning economies as well as developed countries. Hence, researchers are proposing different solutions and entrepreneurship is one of them. Academic institutions need to update their study programs and knowledge, modernize the curriculum and integrate research activities in degree programs about entrepreneurship. Economic challenges are getting very difficult to handle for every country and entrepreneurship can play a key role in dealing with these new realities. Aspects of academic entrepreneurship and entrepreneurial education unlock the discussion about the concepts, risks, actions and approaches towards the entrepreneurial university. Academic entrepreneurship focuses on the educated population who are learning and working in the universities and how they can create an entrepreneurial ecosystem so that academia can play forth the role of entrepreneurship after teaching and research. This book will contribute to the knowledge on developing an entrepreneurial ecosystem through academia. The target audience are university teachers, students, and researchers. This book will be appropriate for universities and policy makers to adopt and apply entrepreneurial approaches to develop academic entrepreneurship and an entrepreneurship ecosystem.

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