Clean, Green and Responsible?

Edited by Gabriel Eweje () and Ralph J. Bathurst ()

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

Date: 2019
ISBN: 978-3-030-21436-4
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Chapters in this book:

Ch Chapter 1 Introduction: Clean, Green and Responsible? Soundings from Down Under—An Overview

Gabriel Eweje and Ralph J. Bathurst

Ch Chapter 10 Learning from a Climate Improvement Initiative: A Co-constructed Autoethnographic Exploration of Tensions in a Cross-Sector Collaboration

Jarryd Daymond and Philippe Coullomb

Ch Chapter 11 Greening the Supply Chain: A Framework for Best Practices

Aymen Sajjad

Ch Chapter 12 The Impact of Sustainability Reporting Determined from the Response of Mining Corporations to Environmental Risk

Kumudini Heenetigala and Anona Armstrong

Ch Chapter 13 Attitudes of Incumbent Regimes to a Renewable Energy Transition: A Case Study of Queensland, Australia

Breda McCarthy and Lynne Eagle

Ch Chapter 2 Decent Work and Economic Growth: Is NZ Business Progressing Well?

Kaz Kobayashi, Shobod Nath, Michelle Sitong Chen and Josephine Malenga

Ch Chapter 3 Reframing the Relationship Between Profit and Sustainability in Corporate Australia: A Look at the Current Approach and Emerging Solutions

Ashleigh Gay

Ch Chapter 4 Educating for Sustainability-as-Flourishing

Peter McGhee and Patricia Grant

Ch Chapter 5 Stakeholder Perceptions of the Importance and Effects of Sustainability Education

Lynne Eagle, Breda McCarthy, Rachel Hay, Amy Osmond and David Low

Ch Chapter 6 Embedding Corporate Social Responsibility into Business Practice: Lessons Learned from New Zealand

Majid Khan and James Lockhart

Ch Chapter 7 Social Marketing and Residential Electricity Consumption: Every Kilowatt Matters

Breda McCarthy, Lynne Eagle, Amy Osmond and David Low

Ch Chapter 8 Climate Change Initiatives for Improving Sustainability and Responsibility in New Zealand

Yue Wang

Ch Chapter 9 Becoming a Sustaining Organisation: The Case of Greening the Wharf at Sydney Theatre Company and Its Impacts

Valerie Dalton and Ray Cooksey

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