Foundations of a Sustainable Economy
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Foundations of a Sustainable Economy
Moral, Ethical and Religious Perspectives
Burki, Umar; Dahlstrom, Robert Francis; Azid, Toseef
Taylor & Francis Ltd
01/2023
364
Mole
Inglês
9781032051888
15 a 20 dias
453
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1. Sustainability and morality Part I: Theoretical foundations 2. Sustainability principles and triple bottom line performance in supply chains 3. The circular economy 4. Environmental policy enforcement Part II: Religion and sustainability 5. Concept of sustainability in Abrahamic religions 6. A Buddhist approach for a sustainable existence 7. Ontological authority of sustainability in Buddhist and Hindu traditions: the art of planetary maintenance 8. Market behavior and sustainable development in the Islamic Framework 9. Religion and development: an Islamic approach to socio-economic development 10. Accountability and Ssstainability in Islamic accounting literature Part III: Empirical evidences 11. Financial development and ecological footprint nexus: a comparative analysis 12. Inequality and sustainability 13. Socio-economic metabolism of Canada: a case study of energy flows from 1990 to 2011 14. Environmental quality and happiness: a perspective of developed and developing countries 15. Altruism a critical prerequisite for sustainable development: implications for Waqf Institutions in Islamic Republic of Iran 16. Social enterprise and Waqf: an alternative sustainable vehicle for Islamic social finance 17. Sustainable development and the work of Ibn Khaldun: the case of Indonesia 18. People, planet and profitability (3Ps): a gender management perspective 19. Challenges and opportunities
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Islamic Social Finance;UN;sustainable development;Triple Bottom Line Performance;sustainable development future;sustainable development goals;Ibn Khaldun;environment;Muslim World;governance;Circular Economy;government and society;Islamic Economics;society and the economy;Waqf Institutions;triple bottom line;Circular Business Models;people, planet and profit;Sustainability Transition;divine law;Energy Resources;Sustainability and Morality;Islamic Finance;Triple Bottom Line Performance in Supply Chains;IFIs;The Circular Economy;Islamic Accounting;Environmental Sustainability;Male CEOs;Religion and Sustainability;Woman CEOs;Abrahamic Religions;System GMM;Sustainable Existence Buddhism;Developmental Initiatives;Planetary Maintenance;Female CEOs;Market behavior and Sustainable Development;EFP;Ibn Taimiyah;Islamic Accounting Literature;Technical Energy;Nordic Economic Model and Sustainability;Higher Financial Development;Canadian Economy;Financial Development;Indonesian economics;Gender Management Perspective
1. Sustainability and morality Part I: Theoretical foundations 2. Sustainability principles and triple bottom line performance in supply chains 3. The circular economy 4. Environmental policy enforcement Part II: Religion and sustainability 5. Concept of sustainability in Abrahamic religions 6. A Buddhist approach for a sustainable existence 7. Ontological authority of sustainability in Buddhist and Hindu traditions: the art of planetary maintenance 8. Market behavior and sustainable development in the Islamic Framework 9. Religion and development: an Islamic approach to socio-economic development 10. Accountability and Ssstainability in Islamic accounting literature Part III: Empirical evidences 11. Financial development and ecological footprint nexus: a comparative analysis 12. Inequality and sustainability 13. Socio-economic metabolism of Canada: a case study of energy flows from 1990 to 2011 14. Environmental quality and happiness: a perspective of developed and developing countries 15. Altruism a critical prerequisite for sustainable development: implications for Waqf Institutions in Islamic Republic of Iran 16. Social enterprise and Waqf: an alternative sustainable vehicle for Islamic social finance 17. Sustainable development and the work of Ibn Khaldun: the case of Indonesia 18. People, planet and profitability (3Ps): a gender management perspective 19. Challenges and opportunities
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Islamic Social Finance;UN;sustainable development;Triple Bottom Line Performance;sustainable development future;sustainable development goals;Ibn Khaldun;environment;Muslim World;governance;Circular Economy;government and society;Islamic Economics;society and the economy;Waqf Institutions;triple bottom line;Circular Business Models;people, planet and profit;Sustainability Transition;divine law;Energy Resources;Sustainability and Morality;Islamic Finance;Triple Bottom Line Performance in Supply Chains;IFIs;The Circular Economy;Islamic Accounting;Environmental Sustainability;Male CEOs;Religion and Sustainability;Woman CEOs;Abrahamic Religions;System GMM;Sustainable Existence Buddhism;Developmental Initiatives;Planetary Maintenance;Female CEOs;Market behavior and Sustainable Development;EFP;Ibn Taimiyah;Islamic Accounting Literature;Technical Energy;Nordic Economic Model and Sustainability;Higher Financial Development;Canadian Economy;Financial Development;Indonesian economics;Gender Management Perspective
