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(2020), "Index", Žabkar, V. and Redek, T. (Ed.) Challenges on the Path Toward Sustainability in Europe, Emerald Publishing Limited, Leeds, pp. 313-320. https://doi.org/10.1108/978-1-80043-972-620201020

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INDEX

Index

Note: Page numbers followed by “n” indicate notes.

Academy of Management Journal

, 65

Academy of Management Review

, 65

Ad hoc allocation rule

, 221

Added value

, 91

Agency of the Republic of Slovenia for Legal Records (AJPES)

, 104

Agenda 21

, 15

Allocation rules

, 221

Altruism

, 214

Annual work unit (AWU)

, 38

Asset-based reallocations (ABR)

, 210

Autoregressive distributed lag bounds model (ARDL bounds model)

, 246

Bankruptcy/liquidation

, 116

Bibexcel

, 62

Bibliographic coupling

, 60

Bibliometric

analysis

, 59

methodology

, 60–61

Bibliometrix (R-tool)

, 62

Biological cycle of economy

, 24

Board members

, 176

Budget, linking sustainable policies to

, 309–310

Budgetary process

, 309

Business models (BM)

, 23, 134–135, (see also Market(ing))

innovation

, 136

reconfiguration

, 136

Business practices

, 83

of outsourcing

, 150

Business-logistics services

, 149

GLPs and environmental sustainability

, 151–152

policies and recommendations with emphasis on European Union

, 162–164

research design and methodology

, 152–155

research results

, 155–162

theoretical background

, 150–151

Capital accumulation

, 275

Capital structure

, (see also Human capital)

theory

, 108–116

trade-offs

, 115

Carbon dioxide emissions (CO₂ emissions)

, 242–243

Child mortality

, 15

Circular economy

, 2–3, 23, 82–83

Circular material use rate (CMU)

, 47

Cisco

, 135

Citation analysis

, 59–60

Civil servants

, 176

Clean water and sanitation

, 51

Co-author analysis

, 60

Co-citation

analysis

, 59–60

of journals

, 67

of references

, 66

Co-word analysis

, 59–61, 68–71

Collective consumption

, 222

Compound annual growth rate (CAGR)

, 32, 39, 41

Consciousness for sustainable consumption

, 178–179

Conservative welfare regimes

, 215, 217

Consumer

perspective

, 177

sustainability orientation

, 179

Consumption

, 220–222

Corning

, 135

Corporate bankruptcy prediction from accounting data

, 102–104

Corporate capital structure

, 116

Corporate reputation

, 69–71

Corporate social and financial performance

, 67

Corporate social performance (CSP)

, 69–70

Corporate social responsibility (CSR)

, 2, 58, 68–69, 82, (see also Strategic CSR)

Corporate sustainability

, 3, 82–84, 92, (see also Social sustainability)

dimensions

, 84–86

environmental issues in strategic management

, 87–88

motives for corporate sustainability strategies

, 89–90

need for inclusion of sustainability in strategic management

, 86–87

non-substitutability, irreversibility and nonlinearity of capital depletion

, 86

results

, 90–92

social issues in strategic management

, 88–89

suggestions for research

, 94

Corporations

, 302

Cost

of capital

, 67

reductions

, 91–92

Costliness of information

, 276

Covariates

, 118

Cox hazard model

, 118

Cox proportional hazard regression model

, 118, 120, 123

Cox regression model

, 122

Cross-country differences

, 224

Cusum stability test

, 246

Data

acquisition and preparation

, 61–62

analysis

, 62

Demographic dependency

, 199–201

ratio

, 192

Dependency indicators

, 198–200

Determinants

, 109

of firm survival

, 116–122

Discriminant

models

, 103

statistical analysis

, 103

Disposable income

, 223

Disruptions

, 307–308

Division of labor

, 275

Donors/philanthropists

, 176

Durbin-Watson test

, 246

Eco-innovation

, 132

Eco-Innovation Index

, 132–133

Ecologically sustainable companies

, 85

Economic consequences (ECON consequences)

, 178

Economic Cooperation Organization (ECO)

, 241

Economic(s)

, 192

capital/profit

, 84

crises

, 175

dependency

, 210

development

, 254

efficiency

, 280–281

of federalism

, 282–284

growth

, 255

life cycle

, 220–222

system

, 85

Ecosystem services

, 85

Education

, 15, 254–255, 257

funding

, 264

importance

, 258

investment in

, 259–262

role of state

, 263–265

and social aspects of sustainable development in Europe

, 258

Educators

, 176

Efficiency

, 281

Electricity use

, 238

Energy consumption

, 240, 242

Entrepreneurship

, 275

Environment(al)

, 148

innovation

, 302

issues in strategic management

, 87–88

Kuznets curve

, 250n2

management

, 68

proactivity

, 88, 91

protection

, 23, 255

technological development

, 128

thinking

, 151

Environmental consequences (ENV consequences)

, 178

Environmental sustainability

, 16, 151–152, 156, 159, 161, (see also Corporate sustainability)

Equality

, 254

Error correction model

, 246

EU Statistics on Income and Living Conditions (EU-SILC)

, 220

Europe

education and social aspects of sustainable development in

, 258

inequality and poverty in

, 258–259

typology of welfare regimes in

, 215–216

European AGENTA project

, 194, 196

European Central Bank (ECB)

, 48

European Climate Change Program

, 13

European Commission

, 22, 163

European Consensus on Development

, 21

European Union (EU)

, 3, 13, 24, 32, 128, 164, 192, 238, 254, 273, 299

challenges in progress toward sustainable development in

, 24–26

challenges on path toward sustainability for

, 3–4

countries

, 192

member states

, 210

policies and recommendations with emphasis on

, 162–164

progress in other areas

, 40

progress toward SDGs

, 32–33

progress toward SDGs in old and new EU members

, 40–41

score value comparison

, 41

SD indicators with biggest difference between old and new EU members

, 42–52

from SDG

, 32–34

SDGs in EU and challenges in implementation

, 12–13

sustainable development as policy priority in

, 18–24

Sustainable Development Strategy

, 162

EUROPOP2018 population projections

, 192, 194, 204

Ex ante costs

, 278

Ex post costs

, 278

Exchange motive

, 214

Expected competitive advantage

, 90

Exploitation of renewables

, 162

Familial transfers

, 210

Families in welfare provision

, 218

Financial markets

, 210

Firm survival

, 102, 301

capital structure theory and

, 108–116

determinants

, 116–122

Firm(s)

, 102, 128, 301

capital structure theory

, 108–116

dataset

, 104–108

predicting corporate bankruptcy from accounting data

, 102–104

Fiscal policy

, 267

Fisher unit root test

, 251n4

Fixed and random effect models

, 246

Flows

, 219

Framework

, 172–173

Friedman’s philosophy

, 83

Future technological development

, 128

Gehan-Wilcoxon statistics

, 114

Gender equality

, 15

cross-country differences in gender equality promotion

, 224

Genuine intentions

, 149

Global Innovation Index (GII)

, 132

Goals

, 306

Golden rule of thumb

, 279–280

Good governance

, 134

Green adaptive ability

, 140n2

Green corporate strategies

, 301

Green distribution and packaging

, 152

Green innovations

, 129–133, 302

Green logistics practices (GLP)

, 148–149, 151–153

drivers

, 151

perceived importance and adoption rate

, 157, 160–162

Green manufacturing

, 152

Green process innovation

, 132

Green product innovation

, 132, 134

Green reasoning

, 150

Greenhouse gas (GHG)

, 12

Greenwashing

, 149

Hangzhou Summit

, 129

Harmonized European Time Use Survey (HETUS)

, 196

Hausman test

, 246

Hazard

models

, 103

rates

, 113, 124n5

Hazard ratio (HR)

, 118, 121

HIV

, 16

Human capital

, 238, 275

data and methodological framework

, 242–244

investment

, 241

literature review

, 239–242

measures

, 241

nexus

, 240

results

, 244–249

Human resource management (HRM)

, 174

Humanity

, 12

Hunger

, 15

Implementation gap

, 164

Income quintile share ratio

, 268n1

Index of human capital

, 242

Industrial policy

, 138

Inequality

, 259–262

in Europe

, 258–259

Information technology

, 150

Innovation

activities at level of companies

, 133–137

governance

, 136

for greener and profitable future

, 128–129

performance and green

, 129–133

policy for green

, 137–139

Innovation Action Plan

, 129

Institutional

environment

, 241

theory

, 67

Intangible assets

, 257

Inter-household transfers

, 223

Inter-Ministerial Working Group on Development Policies

, 308–309

Inter-vivos transfers

, 214

Intergenerational transfers

, 210

cross-country differences in intergenerational transfer systems

, 224

International Energy Agency (IEA)

, 242

Intra-household transfers

, 223

Invention-oriented policies

, 138

Investment Plan for Europe

, 23

Investment(s)

in education

, 259–262

in education and training

, 263

Irreversibility of capital depletion

, 86

Jabber

, 135

Jasper

, 135

Johannesburg Declaration on Sustainable Development

, 17

Journal of Business Ethics

, 64–65, 67–68, 73

Journals analysis and references

, 64–68

Kyoto agreement

, 14

Kyoto protocol

, 12–13, 20

Labor income

, 195–196, 220–222

profile

, 213

Law and economics scholarship, synthesis of

, 279

Legal system

, 278–279

Leverage choices

, 115

Liberal welfare regimes

, 215–216

Life cycle deficit (LCD)

, 193, 210, 219, 224, 227–228

Life cycle surplus (LCS)

, 194, 219

Life cycle theory

, 212–213

Life tables

, 114, 123

“Limits to growth”

, 297–298, 303–304

Lisbon goals

, 19

Logistics services

, 148

Logistics-service providers (LSPs)

, 148–150

Logit/Probit models

, 103

Malaria

, 16

Market(ing)

failures

, 279–280

marketing/consumer issues related to CSR

, 67

Maternal health

, 16

Maximum likelihood regression model

, 109

Mediterranean regime

, 216–217

Megatrends

, 307–308

Millennium Development Goals (MDG)

, 13–15, 297

Mincer equation

, 242

Mission-oriented policies

, 137–138

Mixed-methods approach

, 254

Modern economic theory

, 213

Motives

for corporate sustainability strategies

, 89–90

for reallocation and direction of flows

, 214–215

Multilateral approach

, 17

Mutual reinforcement

, 255

National development strategy

, 306

internalizing 2030 Agenda into

, 306–307

National Innovation System approach (NIS approach)

, 138

National Time Transfer Accounts (NTTA)

, 194

National Time Transfer Accounts dependency ratio (NttaDR)

, 200, 202–204

National Transfers Accounts (NTA)

, 192, 210–211

dependency indicators

, 198–200

market part of economy

, 194–200

methodological framework

, 194, 218–224

methodology

, 210–211

results

, 200–204, 224–230

theoretical background

, 211–215

unpaid work

, 196–198

National Transfers Accounts dependency ratio (NtaDR)

, 192, 199–202

Natural capital/planet

, 84–85

Natural resources

, 20–21, 85

Neo-classical economic growth models

, 238

Net public transfers

, 222

New EU members

progress toward SDGs in

, 40–41

score value comparison

, 41

SD indicators

, 42–52

New Universal Sustainable Development Agenda 2030

, 304–305

Newey West estimation

, 249

Non-substitutability of capital depletion

, 86

Nongovernmental organizations (NGOs)

, 173, 176

Nonlinearity of capital depletion

, 86

Old EU members

progress toward SDGs in

, 40–41

score value comparison

, 41

SD indicators

, 42–52

OpenDNS

, 135

Optimal capital structure

, 113, 115

Optimal vertical regulatory structure

, 282–284

Organizational-level CSR

, 58

“Our world, our dignity, our future”

, 21

Outsourcing non-core activities

, 148

Overlapping generations model (OLG model)

, 212

Pareto–efficiency

, 281

Patents

, 129–130

Pecking order hypothesis

, 109

Performance analysis

, 60

Policy

framework

, 21

policy-makers

, 129

Political

commitment and ownership

, 309

political-legal framework

, 89–90

Politicians

, 176

Post-communist

countries

, 230

regime

, 216–217

Poverty

, 15

in Europe

, 258–259

Private ABRs

, 223

Private consumption

, 221

Private firms

, 116

Private reallocations

, 223

Private sector

, 220

Private transfers

, 210, 214, 218–219, 223

Proactive approach

, 93

Proactive strategies

, 88

Probit model

, 103

Profit, planet and people approach (3P approach)

, 12

Profit-driven companies

, 302

Profitability

, 91

Program budget

, 309

Public concern

, 90

Public consumption

, 221–222

Public education

, 257

Public financing of education

, 263

Public goods

, 280

Public intangible capital

, 255, 257

Public policy-makers

, 176

Public reallocations

, 222–223

Public sector

, 220

Public transfers

, 210, 219

inflows and outflows

, 222–223

Quality of education

, 48

Race-to-the-bottom effect

, 282

Reactive strategies

, 88

Reallocations

, 214–215

Regulation

, 89–90

Regulators

, 89–90

Regulatory intervention

, 279

Reputation

, 67

Research and development (R&D)

, 128–129

expenditure

, 131

Research policy

, 138

Rest of the world (ROW)

, 220

Romanian system

, 232n1

Rule of law

degradation

, 285–287

economic efficiency and wealth maximization

, 280–281

economics of federalism and optimal vertical regulatory structure

, 282–284

golden rule of thumb

, 279–280

“governance and ensuring policy coherence at all levels”

, 289

over-regulation and degradation of

, 272–275

over-regulation and excessive regulatory activity

, 284–285

reflection paper on sustainable development goals

, 287–289

sustainable development and role of legal system

, 278–279

Sustainable Europe in 2030

, 287

synthesis of law and economics scholarship

, 279

theoretical mechanisms at work

, 275–278

Rule-of-thumb truncation

, 109

Scenarios

, 307–308

Science

mapping

, 60

policy

, 138

Service-oriented firms

, 302

Shareholder value

, 67

Slovenian accounting standards

, 124n1

Slovenian judiciary

, 286

Slovenian Research Agency

, 6

Social capital

, 257

social capital/people

, 85–86

Social cohesion

, 254

Social component

, 303–304

Social consequences (SOC consequences)

, 178

Social development

, 258

Social equality

, 255

Social exchange theory

, 173–174

Social issues in strategic management

, 88–89

Social sustainability

, 259–262, (see also Corporate sustainability)

education and social aspects of sustainable development in Europe

, 258

education investment and role of state

, 263–265

inequality and poverty in Europe

, 258–259

investment in education, well-being, inequality and social sustainability

, 259–262

policy implications

, 265–268

reinforcement

, 255

theoretical background

, 255–258

Social-democratic welfare regimes

, 215–216

Socially sustainable companies

, 85–86

Socio-economic development

, 22

Sound innovation governance at policy level

, 137

Specialization

, 275

Stakeholders

, 3–4, 71, 176–178

theory

, 89

Stockholm conference (see United Nations Conference on Human Environment)

Strategic CSR

, 57–60

co-word analysis

, 68–71

data acquisition and preparation

, 61–62

data analysis

, 62

general overview of papers on

, 62–64

leading journals analysis and references

, 64–68

methods

, 60–61

research and analysis

, 62–64

Strategic management

environmental issues in

, 87–88

need for inclusion of sustainability in

, 86–87

social issues in

, 88–89

Strategic Management Journal

, 65

Strategic Management: A Stakeholder Approach

, 65

Strategic orientations

, 306

Strategic priorities

, 306

Students

, 176

Substantial growth

, 63

Sustainability

, 1–3, 70, 148, 172, 192, 238

challenges on path toward sustainability for EU

, 3–4

dimensions

, 174–175, 183

drivers

, 175–176, 183

need for inclusion of sustainability in strategic management

, 86–87

practices

, 148

spheres

, 176–178

sustainability–human capital nexus

, 239

Sustainable consumption

, 179–180

Sustainable development (SD)

, 12, 32, 82, 254–255, 273, 278–279

challenges in progress toward sustainable development in EU

, 24–26

education and social aspects of sustainable development in Europe

, 258

at global level

, 13–18

indicators with biggest difference between old and new EU members

, 42–52

key characteristics of

, 297

as policy priority in EU

, 18–24

tridimensional concept

, 298

Sustainable Development Agenda

, 14, 16–17

Sustainable development goals (SDG)

, 12, 32, 128, 254, 281, 297

building SDGs partnerships

, 308–309

in EU and challenges in implementation

, 12–13

EU from

, 32–34

EU progress toward

, 32–33

with moderate movement

, 34–36

with moderate progress

, 37–40

progress toward SDGs in old and new EU members

, 40–41

reflection paper on

, 287–289

score value comparison

, 41

SDG Agenda

, 304–306

SDG11

, 38

SDG2

, 38

SDG7

, 39

with significant progress

, 33–34

timeline of key events

, 14

Sustainable economic development

, 256

“Sustainable Europe for a better world, A” strategy

, 19

Sustainable Europe in 2030

, 287

Sustainable future

, 298

ambitious goals and wide cross-country differences

, 298–300

joint action of consumers and companies toward

, 300–303

limits to growth and social component

, 303–304

policy challenges

, 304–310

Sustainable growth

, 23

Sustainable indebtedness

, 111

Sustainable market(ing)

, 174

exchange

, 173–174, 183

framework

, 177

methodology

, 178–179

proposition of framework

, 173

results

, 179–182

sustainability dimensions

, 174–175

sustainability drivers

, 175–176

sustainability spheres and stakeholders

, 176–178

Sustainable production

, 180–181

System of National Accounts (SNA)

, 192

System-oriented policies

, 138

“Take-make-consume-dispose” principle

, 82

“Take-make-dispose” linear approach

, 25

Target capital structure

, 114–115

Technical cycle of economy

, 24

Technology

, 275

policy

, 138

Third-party logistics providers (3PLs)

, 150

Top management

commitment

, 90

journals

, 68

Top-down and integrated approach

, 308

Trade-off theory

, 109

Transaction costs

, 276–278

Transfer systems

, 217–218

Treaty of Amsterdam

, 19

Treaty of European Union (TFEU)

, 273

Triple bottom line (TBL)

, 2–3, 82, 84

UN Millennium Campaign

, 14

United Nation (UN)

, 18, 32

2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development

, 255

United Nations Conference on Human Environment

, 12

Universal primary education

, 15

Unpaid work

, 196–198

Vector error correction model

, 246, 249

Volunteers

, 176

Wealth maximization

, 280–281

Web of Science (WoS)

, 59, 61–62, 75

Webex

, 135

Welfare regimes

, 211, 215

characteristics

, 216–217

linkage between transfer systems and

, 217–218

typology of welfare regimes in Europe

, 215–216

Well-being

, 259–262

White test

, 246

Whole-of-government approach

, 308

World’s Justice Project’s Rule of Law Index

, 285

Z-score

, 103