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Rethinking Strategic Management

Edited by Thomas Wunder

in CSR, Sustainability, Ethics & Governance from Springer, currently edited by Samuel O. Idowu and René Schmidpeter

Date: 2019
ISBN: 978-3-030-06014-5
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Chapters in this book:

Ch Chapter 1 Mindsets for Linking Strategy and Sustainability: Planetary Boundaries, Social Foundations, and Sustainable Strategizing
Thomas Wunder
Ch Chapter 10 The Inequality-Aware Organization
Suhaib Riaz
Ch Chapter 11 Values-Based Stakeholder Management: Concepts and Methods
Henning Breuer and Florian Lüdeke-Freund
Ch Chapter 12 What Corporate Strategists Can Learn from International Multi-Stakeholder Collaboration: A Conceptual Architecture for Transformative Change
Petra Kuenkel
Ch Chapter 13 Applying Materiality Assessment in Strategic Management: The Implicit Coating of the Materiality Lens
Stefanie Remmer and Dirk Ulrich Gilbert
Ch Chapter 14 Siemens Intrapreneurs Bootcamp: Purpose-Driven Innovation to Unleash People’s Potential for Impact-Based Business
Laura Engelhardt, Steffen Mayer, Christoph Krois and Bettina Maisch
Ch Chapter 15 Creating a Climate Fit for Life at Interface: From Restorative to Regenerative, a Strategic Approach to Cross-Sectoral Co-Innovation
Geanne Arkel
Ch Chapter 16 How Sustainability and a Culture of Trust Shape Entrepreneurial Success at VAUDE
Lisa Fiedler, Felix Bongen and Anna Elleke
Ch Chapter 17 Sustainability and Technology Acceleration—How to Surf the Killer Waves: A Systems Thinking Approach to Become Fit for the Future
Rüdiger A. Röhrig and Edwin J. M. Janssen
Ch Chapter 18 Why Every CEO Needs to Be Future Smart: From AI to Sustainability
James Canton
Ch Chapter 19 Epilogue
Thomas Wunder
Ch Chapter 2 Please Welcome CSR 2.0
Henry Mintzberg
Ch Chapter 3 Managing the Next Industrial Revolution Successfully: Sustainability
Alexander Meyer zum Felde
Ch Chapter 4 Why Porter Is Not Enough: Economic Foundations of Sustainable Strategic Management
Jean Garner Stead and W. Edward Stead
Ch Chapter 5 Sustainable Strategizing: Extending Competitive Advantages to Viability Advantage
Timo Santalainen
Ch Chapter 6 Integrated Management for Capital Markets and Strategy: The Challenges of “Value” Versus “Values” Sustainability Investment, Smart Beta, and Their Consequences for Corporate Leadership
Andrew Mountfield, Matthew Gardner, Bernd Kasemir and Stephan Lienin
Ch Chapter 7 Sustainable Business Models: Rethinking Value and Impact
Krzysztof Dembek and Jodi York
Ch Chapter 8 Strategy Design for Flourishing: A Robust Method
Antony Upward and Stephen N. Davies
Ch Chapter 9 Designing More Sustainable Business Models, Services, and Products: How Design Foresight Outcomes Can Guide Organizational Sustainability of SME Manufacturers
Alexandre Joyce

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