Climates Of Change: Sustainability Challenges For Enterprise Smith School Working Paper Series
Globalisation and global challenges demand new governance models. The perceived success of the value chain as a governance mechanism for delivering better social and environmental outcomes has led a Read More »
Corporate Brands, The British Monarchy, And The Resource-based View Of The Firm
Drawing on the nascent literature on corporate brands, the economic theory of the resourced-based view of the firm and the extensive literature on the British Monarchy, this article examines the Read More »
The Peripheries Of Omnivorousness: Vegetarian Canteens And Social Activism In The Early
Unlike the British, American, or Central European vegetarian movements, which emerged in the nineteenth century, organized vegetarianism did not emerge in the Russian Empire until the turn of the Read More »
HOW COULD BUSINESSES PROMOTE ENVIRONMENTAL RESPONSIBILITY?
Today, consumer behavior and Business investments are influencing/impacting various environmental and social spheres. Among the consequences are climate change, biodiversity loss and pollution that Read More »
Sustainability Labels On Food Products: Consumer Motivation, Understanding And Use
This study investigates the relationship between consumer motivation, understanding and use of sustainability labels on food products (both environmental and ethical labels), which are increasingly Read More »
Author: Klaus Grunert, Josephine Wills, Sophie Hieke
Contributor: eb™ Research Team
