Sustainability Management: Concepts, Instruments, and Stakeholders, 2nd edition

Published by Pearson (March 1, 2025) © 2025

  • Rüdiger Hahn
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Explore sustainability management theory, concepts, and practical applications in an interactive digital eTextbook format.

This new edition includes up-to-date case illustrations from around the world of sustainable and unsustainable business practice and is supported by the latest research evidence in the field.

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Part A. Introduction to sustainable development and sustainability management.

  1. History and status quo of sustainable development
  2. Concepts of sustainability and sustainable development
  3. Reasons for sustainable development and sustainability management
  4. Decoupling development from impact
  5. Sustainable business models and alternative forms of organizations

Part B. Stakeholder perspectives on sustainability management

  1. Stakeholder management
  2. Consumers
  3. Governmental actors
  4. Civil Society
  5. Investors and sustainable finance
  6. Employees

Part C. Functional perspectives of sustainability management

  1. Sustainable human resource management
  2. Sustainable information technology and digitalization
  3. Sustainable supply chain management
  4. Sustainable production and logistics
  5. Sustainability marketing
  6. Sustainable innovation management
  7. Sustainability accounting
  8. Sustainability management control
  9. Sustainability reporting

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