Sustainable Development

1993 - 2025

Current editor(s): Richard Welford

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Volume 17, issue 6, 2009

Aboriginal principles for sustainable development as told in traditional law stories pp. 341-356

Karl-Erik Sveiby

Reviewing the arguments for market based approaches to water distribution: a critical assessment for sustainable water management in Spain pp. 357-364

Jordi Honey-Rosés

Sustainable and balanced development of insular space: the case of Greece pp. 365-377

Manolis Christofakis, George Mergos and Athanasios Papadaskalopoulos

The contested concept of sustainable aviation pp. 378-390

S. Walker and M. Cook

Stakeholder perceptions and responses to GM crops and foods: the case of Taiwan pp. 391-399

Mei-Fang Fan

Achieving environmental sustainability and growth in Africa: the role of science, technology and innovation pp. 400-413

Christian Webersik and Clarice Wilson

Volume 17, issue 5, 2009

Sustainability through the market - the impacts of sustainable supply chain management: introduction pp. 269-273

Walter J. V. Vermeulen and Stefan Seuring

Finnish World Shops at a crossroads in the commercialized fair trade market pp. 274-283

Eeva L. Laine and Matias Laine

Sustainable procurement of minor items - exploring limits to sustainability pp. 284-294

Hans Haake and Stefan Seuring

Perceptions on the demand side and realities on the supply side: a study of the South African table grape export industry pp. 295-310

Claribel Müller, Walter J. V. Vermeulen and Pieter Glasbergen

Evaluation and reliability of the organic certification system: perceptions by farmers in Latin America pp. 311-324

Friederike Albersmeier, Holger Schulze and Achim Spiller

Sustainable production and the performance of South African entrepreneurs in a global supply chain. The case of South African table grape producers pp. 325-340

Peter J. Ras and Walter J. V. Vermeulen

Volume 17, issue 4, 2009

The relation of technology to politics in infrastructure development: the chain phenomenon and its relation to sustainable development pp. 199-209

Pitch Sutheerawatthana and Takayuki Minato

Is air transport an effective tool for sustainable development? pp. 210-219

Ben Daley

Sustainable tourism development: how do destination stakeholders perceive sustainable urban tourism? pp. 220-232

Seldjan Timur and Donald Getz

Emergent eco-efficiency paradigm in corporate environment management pp. 233-243

Jukka Hoffrén and Eeva-Lotta Apajalahti

Vaastu Shastra: Towards sustainable development pp. 244-256

Reena Patra

Ranking corporations based on sustainable and socially responsible practices. A data envelopment analysis (DEA) approach pp. 257-268

Constantin Belu

Volume 17, issue 3, 2009

South Africa's working for water programme: searching for win-win outcomes for people and the environment pp. 129-141

Andrea Buch and Alan B. Dixon

Commons and commoners: re-examining community in common pool resources pp. 142-154

Zakir Husain

Carbon emissions in Central and Eastern Europe: environmental Kuznets curve and implications for sustainable development pp. 155-160

Cemal Atici

How can the construction industry contribute to sustainable development? A conceptual framework pp. 161-173

Aysin Sev

Does sustainability count? Environmental policy, sustainable development and the governance of grassroots sustainability enterprise in Ireland pp. 174-182

Anna Ray Davies

Gandhi's technoscience: sustainability and technology as themes of politics pp. 183-196

Anup Sam Ninan

Volume 17, issue 2, 2009

Paradigms of corporate sustainability - a decade after Hijacking Environmentalism pp. 69-69

Tarja Ketola, Cecilia Mark-Herbert and György Pataki

Making actors, paradigms and ideologies visible in governance for sustainability pp. 70-81

Peter Söderbaum

Ecological modernization as a paradigm of corporate sustainability pp. 82-91

György Pataki

Through waste prevention towards corporate sustainability: analysis of the concept of waste and a review of attitudes towards waste prevention pp. 92-101

Eva Pongrácz

Organizational culture and leadership: Preconditions for the development of a sustainable corporation pp. 102-113

Rupert J. Baumgartner

Pre-Morphean paradigm - an alternative to modern and post-modern paradigms of corporate sustainability pp. 114-126

Tarja Ketola

Volume 17, issue 1, 2009

Urban environmental performance in China: a sustainability divide? pp. 1-18

Lee Liu

'Health management' in the private sector in the context of HIV|AIDS: progress and challenges faced by company programmes in South Africa pp. 19-29

Gavin George and Tim Quinlan

The universal common good: faith-based partnerships and sustainable development pp. 30-48

Stephen Morse and Nora McNamara

Sustainability in the Turkish retailing industry pp. 49-67

Ismail Erol, Nigar Cakar, Derya Erel and Ramazan Sarı

Volume 16, issue 6, 2008

Contribution of urban design to economic sustainability of urban renewal projects in Hong Kong pp. 353-364

Edwin H. W. Chan and Grace K. L. Lee

The effects of sustainable development on firms' financial performance - an empirical approach pp. 365-380

Dong-shang Chang and Li-chin Regina Kuo

Environmental citizenship and sustainable development: the case of waste facility siting in Taiwan pp. 381-389

Mei-Fang Fan

Achieving sustainability in US fisheries: community engagement in co-management pp. 390-400

Candace K. May

Challenges in operating sustainability initiatives in Northwest Mexico pp. 401-409

Luis Velázquez, Nora Munguía, Andrea Zavala and Maria de los Ángeles Navarrete

Governance for sustainable development: a framework pp. 410-421

Annemarie van Zeijl-Rozema, Ron Cörvers, Rene Kemp and Pim Martens

Volume 16, issue 5, 2008

Values and sustainable consumption behavior of women: a Turkish sample pp. 291-300

Arzu Şener and Oya Hazer

Skeletons out of the closet: effectiveness of conceptual frameworks for communicating sustainable development indicators pp. 301-313

Jari Lyytimäki and Ulla Rosenström

Managing development in the hillsides of Trinidad and Tobago using geoinformatics pp. 314-328

Serwan M. J. Baban, Deborah Thomas, Francis Canisius and Kamal J. Sant

Bridging the gaps between theory and practice: a service niche approach to urban sustainability indicators pp. 329-340

James Keirstead and Matt Leach

Post-sustainable development pp. 341-352

Stephen Morse

Volume 16, issue 4, 2008

The use of indicators for sustainable development pp. 237-240

Mikael Hildén and Ulla Rosenström

Mainstreaming sustainable development in the OECD through indicators and peer reviews pp. 241-250

Markku Lehtonen

Towards a new index for environmental sustainability based on a DALY weighting approach pp. 251-260

Isabelle Blanc, Damien Friot, Manuele Margni and Olivier Jolliet

Operationalization and contextualization of sustainability at the local level pp. 261-270

Gerhard Hartmuth, Katja Huber and Dieter Rink

Assessing farm sustainability with the IDEA method - from the concept of agriculture sustainability to case studies on farms pp. 271-281

Frédéric Zahm, Philippe Viaux, Lionel Vilain, Philippe Girardin and Christian Mouchet

Aggregate indicators in coastal policy making: potentials of the Trophic Index TRIX for sustainable considerations of eutrophication pp. 282-289

Manuela Vascetta, Pirkko Kauppila and Eeva Furman

Volume 16, issue 3, 2008

Sustainable development and socially responsible finance and investing pp. 137-140

Bert Scholtens, Pontus Cerin and Lars Hassel

Shareholder activism for corporate social responsibility: what do we know? pp. 141-154

Emma Sjöström

Socially responsible investing in Scandinavia - a comparative analysis pp. 155-168

Elias Bengtsson

Does SEE information make a difference to fund managers? pp. 169-179

Johan Henningsson

A study of the provision of environmental information in financial analysts' research reports pp. 180-194

Henrik Nilsson, Gary M. Cunningham and Lars G. Hassel

Financial outcomes of environmental risk and opportunity for US companies pp. 195-212

Natalia Semenova and Lars G. Hassel

Stakeholder relations and financial performance pp. 213-232

Bert Scholtens and Yangqin Zhou

Volume 16, issue 2, 2008

Editorial pp. 71-72

Artur Pawłowski

Sustainable development: premises, understanding and prospects pp. 73-80

Zbigniew Hull

How many dimensions does sustainable development have? pp. 81-90

Artur Pawłowski

Ecophilosophy as a philosophical underpinning of sustainable development pp. 91-99

Zdzisława Piątek

Origin and development of ecological philosophy and environmental ethics and their impact on the idea of sustainable development pp. 100-108

Włodzimierz Tyburski

The philosophical dimension to the principle of sustainable development in the Polish scientific literature pp. 109-116

Andrzej Papuziński

A civilization based on sustainable development: its limits and prospects pp. 117-125

Antoni Skowroński

Globalization and its alternatives: antiglobalism, alterglobalism and the idea of sustainable development pp. 126-134

Leszek Gawor

Sustainability and Identity - Call for papers to a special issue in Sustainable Development pp. 135-135

Peter Dobers and Lars Strannegård

Volume 16, issue 1, 2008

Can eco-footprinting analysis be used successfully to encourage more sustainable behaviour at the household level? pp. 1-16

Marcus Sutcliffe, Paul Hooper and Ros Howell

Determinant factors in the degree of implementation of Local Agenda 21 in the European Union pp. 17-34

Isabel M. Garcia-Sanchez and Jose-Manuel Prado-Lorenzo

Communicative planning - friend or foe? Obstacles and opportunities for implementing sustainable development locally pp. 35-43

Mariann Mannberg and Elin Wihlborg

The impact of social capital on regional waste recycling pp. 44-55

Tsung-hsiu Tsai

Sustainable development in Rwanda: industry and government pp. 56-69

Tim Short

Sustainability and identity - call for papers to a special issue in Sustainable Development pp. 70-70

Peter Dobers and Lars Strannegård