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Corporate sustainability needs a rethink. We have entered the
human-influenced Anthropocene age, and we are witnessing
accelerating changes in earth system processes. Businesses' current
initiatives, such as product innovation and pollution reduction,
are not enough to combat the intensifying social-ecological
challenges that face us. Corporate Sustainability in the 21st
Century is an innovative new textbook which provides a fresh
conceptual framework for understanding and engaging with
sustainability, now and in the future - "Business In Nature." This
book critically discusses key concepts and topics related to
corporate sustainability, with a focus on corporate sustainability
strategies and corporate value chains. Setting itself apart from
existing books, it introduces ideas from global ecology and the
natural sciences to provide readers with a new language for
discussing business and sustainability. This book maintains an
international perspective throughout, with a wealth of examples,
case studies and discussion questions. It will be a valuable text
for students of corporate sustainability; business, nature and
society; and environmental studies, and will also be useful for
managers seeking a new perspective on how being "green" can fit
with business goals.
Corporate sustainability needs a rethink. We have entered the
human-influenced Anthropocene age, and we are witnessing
accelerating changes in earth system processes. Businesses' current
initiatives, such as product innovation and pollution reduction,
are not enough to combat the intensifying social-ecological
challenges that face us. Corporate Sustainability in the 21st
Century is an innovative new textbook which provides a fresh
conceptual framework for understanding and engaging with
sustainability, now and in the future - "Business In Nature." This
book critically discusses key concepts and topics related to
corporate sustainability, with a focus on corporate sustainability
strategies and corporate value chains. Setting itself apart from
existing books, it introduces ideas from global ecology and the
natural sciences to provide readers with a new language for
discussing business and sustainability. This book maintains an
international perspective throughout, with a wealth of examples,
case studies and discussion questions. It will be a valuable text
for students of corporate sustainability; business, nature and
society; and environmental studies, and will also be useful for
managers seeking a new perspective on how being "green" can fit
with business goals.
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