Universities – Front Runners or Falling Behind The Green Transition?
By Louise Kofod Thomsen. Universities are knowledge generators, facilitators of innovation and play a key role in shaping the mindsets and developing the skills...
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Sep 11, 2017
The Risks of Intuitive Thinking in Environmentally Friendly Clothing Consumption
By Kristian Steensen Nielsen & Wencke Gwozdz. Clothing behaviors might be well-intended, but they do not necessarily reduce environmental impact Environmentally friendly clothing in one...
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Sep 8, 2017
Seeing Like a Standard: Sustainable Palm Oil and the Coasian Challenge
By Kristjan Jespersen & Caleb Gallemore. Approximate reading time: 3-4 minutes. Go to any supermarket and you’ll see labels, so many labels. Some of them seem...
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Aug 30, 2017
Dirty Oil or Green Energy in the Faroe Islands?
By Árni Johan Petersen. These are the stories from the two divided camps in the Faroe Islands – please give your take on this...
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How Businesses Can Profit with Purpose
By Robert Strand. Money helps us meet our basic needs, but what about our need for meaning? Businesses will profit — not just financially...
Malcolm McIntosh – Tribute to an Academic Entrepreneur
By Andreas Rasche. Malcolm McIntosh passed away on 7 June 2017. We lost, as Sandra Waddock recently remarked, an intellectual shaman – someone who...
Reward-based Crowdfunding for Sustainable Entrepreneurs: A Practitioner’s Guide
By Kristian Roed Nielsen. In my last blog post, I offered some initial insights and ideas into how crowdfunding could be employed to support...
If at first you don’t succeed, build, build again
By Lara Hale. It is already challenging to make small changes to buildings – painting the window panels, upgrading the kitchen, or even (as...
Who’s responsibility is it, anyway?
By Erin Leitheiser. Workers and companies from across the globe each play a part in creating our clothes. Yet, it’s unclear who is responsible...
Towards More Humanly Sustainable Workplaces
By Dr. Blagoy Blagoev. There are more and more prominent voices calling for management research and practice to focus on the ‘grand challenges’ faced...
On CSR in ship recycling and textile sector supply chain management
By Karin Buhmann. Dansk version nedenfor/Danish version below Over the past weeks, news has emerged that Maersk, the world’s largest shipping company, which is...
