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Sustainability, Innovation, and Entrepreneurship
This book is suited for the Entrepreneurship or Innovation course with an emphasis on Sustainability or for a course devoted entirely to Sustainability.
- Author
- Anonymous
- Publisher
- LibreTexts
- Source
- LibreTexts
- License
- CC BY-NC-SA
- Language
- EN
- Category
- Business Administration
Contents· 35 sections
- 01: History
- 1.01: Environmental Issues Become Visible and Regulated
- 1.02: Business Shifts Its Focus
- 1.03: Pressures on Companies Continue
- 02: Sustainability Innovation in Business
- 2.01: Energy and Materials- New Challenges in the First Decade of the Twenty-first Century and Limits to the Conventional Growth Model
- 2.02: Defining Sustainability Innovation
- 03: Framing Sustainability Innovation and Entrepreneurship
- 3.01: Evolutionary Adaptation
- 3.02: Paradigms and Mind-Sets
- 3.03: Core Ideas and Metaconcepts
- 3.04: Practical Frameworks and Tools
- 04: Entrepreneurship and Sustainability Innovation Analysis
- 4.01: Entrepreneurial Process
- 4.02: Systems Thinking
- 4.03: Molecular Thinking
- 4.04: Weak Ties
- 4.05: Adaptive Collaboration through Value-Added Networks
- 4.06: Radical Incrementalism
- 05: Energy and Climate
- 5.01: Climate Change
- 5.02: East West Partners- Sustainability Strategy
- 5.03: Frito-Lay North America- The Making of a Net-Zero Snack Chip
- 5.04: Calera - Entrepreneurship Innovation and Sustainability
- 06: Clean Products and Health
- 6.01: Green Supply Chains
- 6.02: Entrepreneurial Innovation Health Environment and Sustainable Business Design
- 6.03: Sustainability Innovation as Entrepreneurial Strategy
- 6.04: Green Chemistry Innovation and Business Strategy
- 07: Buildings
- 7.01: Project Frog - Sustainability and Innovation in Building Design
- 7.02: Greening Facilities - Hermes Microtech Inc.
- 7.03: Shaw Industries - Sustainable Business Entrepreneurial Innovation and Green Chemistry
- 08: Biomaterials
- 8.01: NatureWorks - Green Chemistrys Contribution to Biotechnology Innovation