1st Edition
Social Sustainability for Business
- Introduction to Socially Sustainable Business Systems (SSBS)
- Business Practices of DAC
- The Advent of Socially Sustainable Business Systems
- Socially Sustainable Business Systems
- Socially Sustainable Business Systems, Employee Relations, HR Management, and Employment Policy
- Sustainable Operations Management
- Sustainable Supply Chains
- IT and Sustainability
- Socially Sustainable Leadership
- Socially Sustainable Strategy
- Psychology and Socially Sustainable Business Systems
- Why Are We Tied to Destructive Advanced Capitalism?
- How Do We Break the Ties and Move Forward?
Biography
Jerry A. Carbo is Professor of Management at the John L. Grove College of Business at Shippensburg University, USA.
Viet T. Dao is Professor of Management Information Systems at the John L. Grove College of Business at Shippensburg University, USA.
Steven J. Haase is a Professor in the Psychology Department at Shippensburg University, USA.
M. Blake Hargrove is Professor of Organizational Behavior at the John L. Grove College of Business at Shippensburg University, USA.
Ian M. Langella is Professor of Supply Chain Management at the John L. Grove College of Business at Shippensburg University, USA.
"Given the socio-ecological crises facing the world today, we need to look not just at conserving the planet, but healing it, not just modifications to existing systems and institutions, but radical transformations. In this textbook, the authors provide students with critical information to help us move in this direction."
Kent Walker, University of Windsor, Canada
"The authors succinctly present the story timeline of how many businesses have become unsustainable globally and how we can systematically address the need to turn this around. They have effectively tied together philosophy, business, economics, culture and politics to set the stage for today’s students’ study of sustainable enterprises. Furthermore, they provide potential solutions for moving forward with a holistic approach to sustainable business systems. I have been waiting for a book like this and will look forward to using in my teachings."
Claudia G. Green, Pace University, USA
"By directly challenging the profit maximization orthodoxy of the existing system of 'Destructive Advanced Capitalism' and by proposing a new system for socially sustainable business, this book will force business students and faculty to engage in a conversation that envisions business as part of a new social movement for justice."
Thomas Abraham, Kean University, USA
