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Focusing on society’s transitions towards sustainability from a business perspective, this inspiring book encourages radical development in solving major sustainability challenges. It addresses the key question: what needs to radically change in businesses to thrive while also respecting the natural environment and contributing to building social foundations?A diverse collection of contributing authors present conceptualizations of radicality, and pave the way for the operationalization of radical perspectives in sustainability transitions. Chapters focus on three central institutional dimensions - cognitive, normative, and regulatory - and examine key theories such as corporate degrowth, stewardship and spirituality in business. They emphasize the importance of accelerating the most-needed sustainability developments to resolve challenges at the intersection of business, society, and ecology.Scholars and students focusing on corporate social responsibility, environmental management, innovation and business studies will find this book to be highly beneficial. It is also crucial for business leaders hoping to anticipate changes related to sustainability transitions.
Edited by Nicolas Chevrollier, Associate Professor, Aikaterini Argyrou, Associate Professor and Ronald Jeurissen, Professor of Business Ethics, Nyenrode Business University, the Netherlands
ContentsPreface xi1 Introduction: radical business perspectives forsustainability transitions 1Nicolas Chevrollier, Aikaterini Argyrou, and Ronald JeurissenPART I RADICAL CONCEPTIONS FOR CHANGE INTHE COGNITIVE-CULTURAL DIMENSION2 How can a business respect nature? 12Martin Drenthen and Ronald Jeurissen3 Corporate-degrowth intrapreneurship 31Jennifer Wilkins4 Management spirituality and religion as a field ofresearch, and spirituality as an emerging discipline 65Sharda S. Nandram, Puneet K. Bindlish, Gunjan Joshi,and Arjun Kumar ShresthaPART II RADICAL CONCEPTIONS FOR CHANGE INTHE NORMATIVE DIMENSION5 Stewardship: a new frontier in thinking and acting onsustainability 93Mark de Lat and André Nijhof6 Understanding and managing the complexities ofresilience for sustainability 113Stefanie Beninger7 On the scalability of middle managerless organisations 136Joost Minnaar, Nicolas Chevrollier, Brian Tjemkes, andSvetlana N. KhapovaPART III RADICAL CONCEPTIONS FOR CHANGE INTHE REGULATORY DIMENSION8 Sustainable entrepreneurship considering the needs offuture generations 164Aikaterini Argyrou and Harry Hummels9 Revisiting agency theory: a radical rethinking ofallocation of responsibility, accountability and liability 194Beate Sjåfjell10 Concluding reflections: pathways to radical sustainabilityperspectives 222Aikaterini Argyrou, Nicolas Chevrollier, and RonaldJeurissen
‘Without a doubt, Radical Business Perspectives for Sustainability Transitions is occupying vital territory in the scholarship on how best to put into effect sustainability transitions in the context of climate change and other wicked challenges.’