Measuring and controlling sustainability: spanning theory and practice (Record no. 399283)

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International Standard Book Number 9781138224636
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Classification number 338.927
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Title Measuring and controlling sustainability: spanning theory and practice
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Name of publisher, distributor, etc. Routledge
Date of publication, distribution, etc. 2019
Place of publication, distribution, etc. London
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Extent xxxii, 293 p.
Other physical details Includes illustration, bibliographical references and index
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Bibliography, etc. note Table of Contents<br/><br/>List of figures<br/>List of tables<br/>About the editors<br/>About the contributors<br/>Foreword and acknowledgements;<br/>Part 1: Organizations and social value creation: concepts, responsibilities, and barriers<br/>1.1: The Responsible Care initiative as an enabler of implementing corporate social responsibility concepts in the chemical industry, Peter Letmathe and Ilja Rabinovitch<br/>1.2: Mind the gap! Existing barriers to standardizing the measurement of social value creation, Cecilia Grieco and Laura Michelini<br/>Part 2: Accounting, measurement, performance, and diffusion of social value<br/>2.1: The sustainability balanced scorecard: an introduction to the SBSC and its links to accounting and reporting, Florian Lüdeke-Freund and Stefan Schaltegger<br/>2.2: Sustainability accounting standards in the USA – procedural legitimacy: governance, participation, and decision-making processes, Delphine Gibassier<br/>2.3: Adapting the measuring rod for social returns in advanced welfare states: a critique of SROI, Konstantin Kehl, Gorgi Krlev, Volker Then, and Georg Mildenberger<br/>2.4: Measuring the impact of strategic corporate social responsibility (S-CSR): finding the right approach, Fabian Herkenrath and Christine Vallaster<br/>2.5: A performance tool for policy-makers to monitor the dual objective of social enterprises: a data envelopment analysis approach, Matthias Staessens, Pieter Jan Kerstens, Johan Bruneel, and Laurens Cherchye<br/>2.6: Diffusion of sustainability: a road map for developing corporate compliance programmes with high diffusion potential, Duygu Türker and Ceren Altuntaş Vural<br/>Part 3: Practical and managerial insights from real-life cases<br/>3.1: The impact of environmental and social practices on the triple bottom line: a mediated model, Cristina Gimenez, Vicenta Sierra, Cristina Sancha, Joan Rodón, and Stefan Markovic<br/>3.2: Disclosing the invisible: measurement and disclosure pitfalls of carbon dioxide emissions, Nils Niehues and Andreas Dutzi<br/>3.3: Social entrepreneurship and social impact assessment: the case of euphoria, Florian Hoos<br/>3.4: Mechanisms and tools for measuring and reporting sustainability in the hotel industry: a practical dimension, Piotr Zientara and Paulina Bohdanowicz-Godfrey<br/>3.5: The growth of social banks: a new measurement approach, Nikolas Höhnke and Susanne Homölle<br/>Part 4: Choices, incentives, guidance, and ethics<br/>4.1: An experimental study on corporate social responsibility in junior managers’ project choice in an energy-producing company, Matthias Sohn, Dominik Fischer, and Werner Sohn<br/>4.2: Design options for sustainability-oriented incentive systems, Robert Huber, Bernhard Hirsch, and Matthias Sohn<br/>4.3: Sustainability reporting: do the Global Reporting Initiative Guidelines provide clear guidance?, Rudiger W. Waldkirch and Bernhard Hirsch<br/>4.4: Sustainability and ethics in financial reporting: an empirical study of German, Austrian, and Swiss Groups, Peter G. Kirchschläger and Michaekla M. Schaffhauser-Linzatti<br/>Index.<br/><br/>
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Summary, etc. Efforts to establish the measurement and control of sustainability have produced notable tools, but those instruments lack applicability in practice. Increasing the level of standardization of such tools also seems difficult to achieve, because the contexts surrounding the focal organizations differ considerably. Therefore, what we need is a systematic, interdisciplinary assessment of how to measure and control sustainability, so that we can establish an essential definition and up-to-date picture of the field.<br/>Measuring and Controlling Sustainability attempts to provide such an assessment in 17 chapters, organized into four main topic sections: (a) organizations and social value creation: concepts, responsibilities, and barriers; (b) accounting, measurement, performance, and diffusion of social value; (c) practical and managerial insights from real-life cases; and (d) choices, incentives, guidance, and ethics.<br/>This research anthology provides a comprehensive collection of cutting-edge theories and research that will further the development and advancement of measuring and controlling sustainable efforts in theory and managerial practice.<br/><br/>https://www.routledge.com/Measuring-and-Controlling-Sustainability-Spanning-Theory-and-Practice/Lindgreen-Vallaster-Yousofzai-Hirsch/p/book/9781138224636
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Topical term or geographic name entry element Sustainable development reporting
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Topical term or geographic name entry element Sustainable development - Evaluation
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Topical term or geographic name entry element Practical and managerial insights
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Personal name Lindgreen, Adam
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Personal name Vallaster, Christine
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Personal name Yousafzai, Shumaila
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Personal name Hirsch, Bernhard
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