Index
Sustainability Development through Green Economics
ISBN: 978-1-83797-425-2, eISBN: 978-1-83797-424-5
ISSN: 1569-3759
Publication date: 4 September 2024
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(2024), "Index", Taneja, S., Kumar, P., Reepu, Balusamy, B., Sood, K. and Grima, S. (Ed.) Sustainability Development through Green Economics (Contemporary Studies in Economic and Financial Analysis, Vol. 114), Emerald Publishing Limited, Leeds, pp. 305-315. https://doi.org/10.1108/S1569-375920240000114018
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Copyright © 2024 Sanjay Taneja, Pawan Kumar, Reepu, Balamurugan Balusamy, Kiran Sood and Simon Grima
INDEX
Academics
, 164
Acquisition
, 63
Adaptability
, 24
Agency theory
, 164–165
Allbirds (sustainable shoe brand)
, 259
Amazon
, 252, 257
Amazon Sustainable Living
, 252
Analytic hierarchy process-based hierarchical decision-making model (AHP-based hierarchical decision-making model)
, 251
ANOVA
, 146
ARCH test
, 280
Artificial intelligence (AI)
, 35, 140, 153
Asian Development Bank (ADB)
, 234
Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN-5)
, 274
At-risk-of-poverty rate (AROP)
, 6
Augmented reality (AR)
, 258
Augmented-Dickey–Fuller (ADF) test
, 280
Australian Securities Exchange (ASX)
, 164
Autocorrelation test
, 280
Automation
, 35
Automobile industry
, 254–255
Average variance extracted (AVE)
, 295
Bangladesh, green financing practices of banking sector in
, 238–239
Bangladeshi Taka (BDT)
, 236
Banks/banking sector
, 108–111, 233
in Bangladesh
, 238–239
green financing practices of
, 236
Bartlett’s test of sphericity (BTS)
, 112
Behaviourism
, 62
Bias-corrected percentile technique
, 296
Blended learning (BL)
, 57
learning theories in BL for sustainable organizations
, 62–63
program efficacy concept
, 68
programme effectiveness and HPEs
, 66–68
programme effectiveness in sustainable organizations
, 59–62
programmes
, 56–58, 69–70
Blockchain technology
, 140, 181–182
Body Shop, The
, 256–257
Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa (BRICS)
, 271, 277
Brundtland Report
, 159
Business intelligence (BL)
, 69
Businesses
, 58, 93, 175, 263–264
Carbon capture and sequestration technology (CCS technology)
, 94
Carbon dioxide emissions (CO2 emissions)
, 92
Carbon finance
, 96
Central Bank of Sri Lanka (CBSL)
, 108, 118
China
, 100
Johansen cointegration result of Eigen value of China
, 100
least square results of China
, 100
Chinese capital markets
, 162
Circular economy
, 174, 177
advantages of circular economy within financial industry perspective
, 179–180
comparison of linear economy and
, 188
disadvantages of circular economy within financial industry perspective
, 180–181
financial industry in transition to circular economy
, 183–184
green accounting framework
, 182–183
literature review
, 175–178
recommendations for future work
, 184–185
sharing economy and green blockchain-based implementations
, 181–182
transition process
, 180
Climate change
, 92, 232
Cluster analysis
, 5, 8, 11, 197, 207
for EU27 countries
, 5
Clustering methods
, 197
Coal
, 94
Coalition Circular Accounting (CCA)
, 174
Coca-Cola
, 257
Cognitivism
, 62
Commercial banks
, 108, 236
Common trading window
, 277
Comparative analysis
, 211–215
of K-means clustering
, 203–206
Composite reliability (CR)
, 295
Conceptual analysis and managerial implications
, 28–32
Conditional variance equation
, 276
Consumer behaviour patterns
, 290
Consumer scepticism
, 77
Consumer’s attitude towards green products
, 78
Contact points
, 142
Conventional classroom teaching methods
, 56
Corporate social responsibility (CSR)
, 27, 110, 162, 245
Correlation matrix
, 8
Corruption perception index (CPI)
, 6
Covariance matrix
, 198
COVID-19
, 262, 293
pandemic
, 28, 196, 222, 253
virus
, 276
Creative learning technologies
, 59
Cronbach’s Alpha (CA)
, 295
Cronbach’s alpha values (CAV)
, 112
Culture
, 41
Customer-related practices
, 116
Data analysis
, 247
Data collection method
, 246
Data extraction strategy
, 45–49
Data synthesis and presentation
, 49–50
Databases
, 44
Decision-making process
, 15, 50
Deductive research strategy
, 111
Dendrogram
, 203
analysis
, 215
Descriptive analysis
, 295
Descriptive statistical analysis
, 146
Development
, 57
Digital healthcare
services
, 193
solutions
, 215
Digital initiatives
, 262
Digital innovation in healthcare
, 195
Digital online forums
, 61
Digital platforms for extensive environmental advocacy and sustainability promotion, companies in
, 255–259
Digital systems
, 194
Digital technologies
, 255, 258, 263–264
Digitalisation
, 193–194, 245
in healthcare
, 195
Dissemination strategy
, 185
Dow Jones Sustainability Indexes (DJSIUS)
, 162
Durbin–Watson value
, 113
E-commerce
, 152
industries
, 263
and online market places
, 252–253
platforms
, 263
EarthHero
, 252
Eco-tours
, 137
Ecolabels
, 137
Economic development
, 137, 139–140
Economic policies
, 192
data and methodology
, 196–201
empirical results
, 201–206
literature review
, 193–196
principal component analysis
, 206–215
Economic relation between sustainable development and energy transition in case of fossil fuel producers
, 224–226
Economic sustainability
, 2
Eco–smart technology integration
, 152
Ecotourism
, 136–137, 141
aim of study
, 141
ANOVA analysis of economic factor
, 148
ANOVA analysis of environmental factor
, 148
ANOVA analysis of social factor
, 148
artificial intelligence
, 153
community involvement
, 152
correlation analysis
, 149
data analysis method
, 143
descriptive statistical analysis
, 147
e-commerce
, 152–153
eco-smart technology integration
, 152
factors helping sustainable development of ecotourism
, 138–139
frequency distribution of the respondents working in ecotourism sector
, 144–145
futuristic approach
, 151
geographic information systems
, 153
hypothesis
, 141–142
implications and futuristic approach
, 151
implications of economic, environmental, and social factors
, 151
infrastructure
, 152
limitations
, 153–154
literature review
, 138
marketing strategy
, 152
networking and interconnection technologies
, 153
objectives
, 138
P2P systems
, 153
paper organization
, 138
policy and management
, 151
research design
, 142–143
research gaps
, 141
research methodology
, 141
research questions
, 141
result of SEM
, 150
results
, 144–150
role of marketing strategies in influencing ecotourism
, 139–141
variables used in study
, 143
Educational Institutions
, 28
Effective communication
, 131
EGARCH (1, 1) model
, 283, 285
EGARCH model
, 270–271
Eigenvalue matrix
, 206
eLearning
, 56
Electronic waste (e-waste)
, 235
Electronic-Word-of-Mouth (EWOM)
, 290, 293–294
Ellen MacArthur Foundation, The
, 252
Empirical model
, 274–277
heteroscedasticity and autocorrelation test for CDS
, 283
heteroscedasticity and autocorrelation test for stock market returns
, 283
results
, 277–285
unit root and stationarity test for CDS
, 282
unit root and stationarity test for stock market returns
, 281
Employee involvement
, 131
Employee motivation
, 140
Employee professional learning strategies
, 69
Employee well-being
, 42
sustainable HRM as predictor of
, 50
Employee–related practices
, 115–116
Employees
, 58
Employers
, 41
Energy transition
, 220, 223
economic relation between sustainable development and
, 224–226
nexus between leaving no one behind and poverty during
, 222–223
Environment conservation
, 249–250
Environment management
, 125
Environment-friendly clothing (EFC)
, 260
Environmental, social, and governance (ESG)
, 255
agency theory
, 164–165
ESG disclosure and firm performance
, 165–166
ESG score and firm performance
, 166–167
institutional theory
, 164
literature review
, 161–163
score
, 159–161
stakeholder theory
, 163–164
sustainability phenomenon
, 158–159
theoretical background
, 158
Environmental awareness
, 290
Environmental concern
, 77
Environmental conservation initiatives implemented or planned by organisations vary across industries
, 250–255
Environmental knowledge
, 78
Environmental responsibility in organizations
, 123–124
Environmental sustainability
, 108, 123, 137, 250
Environmentally Sustainable Economies and Societies for All
, 226
Equator Principle
, 109
Etsy
, 252
Euclidian distance
, 197
Eurofound’s electronic survey
, 199
Eurofound’s methodology
, 200
Europe, sustainability
, 260
European Green Deal
, 4
European Union on road to green economy
data and methodology
, 6–9
literature review
, 3–5
results
, 9–16
Exponential GARCH model
, 275–276
Face-to-face learning
, 68
Face-to-face training
, 56
Fashion adoption theory
, 259
Fast-moving consumer goods (FMCG)
, 246, 255, 290
FCBs, green financing practices of
, 238
Financial industry
, 174
advantages and disadvantages of circular economy within
, 178–181
in transition to circular economy
, 183–184
Firm performance
ESG disclosure and
, 165–166
ESG score and
, 166–167
Fossil fuel economies
, 220–221
economic relation between sustainable development and energy transition in case of fossil fuel producers
, 224–226
nexus between leaving no one behind and poverty during energy transition
, 222–223
policy recommendations
, 227–228
Fossil fuel-dependent economies
, 225
Fuel sector
, 223
Gas
, 94
Generalised ARCH (GARCH)
, 275
Geographic information systems (GIS)
, 152
Geographic information systems
, 153
Germany
, 100–101
Johansen cointegration result of Eigen value of Germany
, 101
least square results of Germany
, 101
Global financial crisis
, 158
Global Reporting Initiative (GRI)
, 161
Global technology
, 56
Global warming
, 232
Google Trends
, 195
Green accounting
, 182
differences between IFRS and
, 189
framework
, 182–183
Green banking
, 108, 233
Green banking practices (GBPs)
, 109–110
coefficients of regression model
, 115
development of hypotheses
, 110–111
implications of study
, 117
literature review
, 109
methodology
, 111
multicollinearity of constructs
, 114
reliability of measurement properties
, 112
results
, 112–116
results of hierarchical regression analysis
, 116
results of KMO and BTS Tests
, 112
Green blockchain-based implementations
, 181–182
Green business model
, 183
Green consumption
, 244–245
Green economy
, 3, 15, 92, 224
Green financing
, 109–110, 115, 233–234
category-wise green financing of PCBs
, 236
data analysis
, 236
green financing practices of banking sector
, 236
green financing practices of PCBs
, 236–237
literature review
, 234–235
methodology
, 235–236
objectives
, 235
practices of banking sector in Bangladesh
, 238
practices of FCBs
, 238
practices of SCBs
, 237
practices of SDBs
, 237
problem statement
, 234
sector-wise green financing during 2018–2022
, 239
Green house gases
, 96–98
Green HR practices
, 124
Green HRM
, 122–123, 126–127
aim of study
, 127
background and rationale
, 123
environmental responsibility in organizations
, 123–124
to explore concept of green HRM
, 127
green business
, 129–130
green HR planning
, 128
green job design
, 128
green performance and reward management
, 129
green recruitment and selection
, 128
green safety management and employee relations
, 129
green training and development
, 128
literature review
, 124–127
methodology
, 127
organisational sustainability
, 130–131
redesigning work and job structures for sustainability
, 124
results and interpretation
, 131
role of HRM in promoting sustainability
, 124
Green initiatives
, 234–235, 252
Green investment
, 93
Green job design
, 128
Green marketing
, 77
Green performance and reward management
, 129
Green practices
, 245, 255, 263
Green products
, 290
Green products, consumer’s attitude towards
, 78
Green purchase intention
and behavior
, 293
descriptive analysis
, 295
EWOM
, 293–294
limitations
, 300
literature review
, 291
managerial implication
, 299–300
measurement model assessment
, 295–296
mediation analysis
, 297–298
moral obligation
, 292
predictive value of proposed model outside of sample
, 297
research methodology
, 294
results
, 295
social media
, 292–293
structural model assessment
, 296–297
theoretic implication
, 299
Green safety management and employee relations
, 129
Green theory
, 245
Green transition
, 228
Greenhouse gas emissions (GHG emissions)
, 251
Greenwashing
, 76, 78, 84–85
Gross Domestic Product (GDP)
, 94–96
Grove Collaborative Inc.
, 252
Healthcare sustainability
, 192–193
Heteroscedasticity
, 280
Heterotrait Monotrait Ratio (HTMT)
, 295
Hierarchical cluster methods
, 9
Hierarchical clustering
, 196–197
High–potential employees (HPEs)
, 57
BL programme effectiveness and
, 66–68
learning
, 58
Hospitality
business
, 30
firms
, 25
sector
, 22–23, 36
Hotel industry
, 250–251
Human capital
, 22, 29
conceptual analysis and managerial implications
, 28–32
development
, 27, 34
directions for future study
, 35–36
recommendations
, 33–34
review of relevant literature
, 25–28
Human resource management (HRM)
, 123
in promoting sustainability
, 124
Hybrid learning
, 57
IBM SPSS software
, 144
IKEA Place mobile app
, 249, 251, 258, 261–263
Inclusion criteria
, 49
Inclusion of political instability
, 271
India
, 102
Indian ecotourism
, 140
Industries, environmental conservation initiatives implemented or planned by organisations vary across
, 250–255
Inequalities
, 12–13
Influencer marketing
, 256–259
Influential leaders
, 24
Information and communication technologies (ICTs)
, 141
Institutional theory
, 164
Integrated GARCH model (IGARCH model)
, 275
Interconnection technologies
, 153
Interdependence
, 175
International Ecotourism Society (TIES)
, 137
International financial reporting standards (IFRS)
, 182
differences between green accounting and
, 189
Internet of Things (IoT)
, 43, 194
Internet of Things
, 292
IPCC
, 93
Iraq Labor Force Survey 2021
, 225
Japan
, 101–102
Johansen cointegration result of Eigen value of Japan
, 101
least square results of Japan
, 102
Job design
, 128
Job losses
, 221, 223–224
Johansen Cointegration Test
, 99
Just transition mechanism
, 3, 16
K-Means clustering
, 196–198, 210
comparative analysis of
, 203–206
Kaiser criterion
, 9
Kaiser–Meyer–Olkin test (KMO test)
, 8, 112
Key performance indicators (KPIs)
, 26, 184
Kwiatkowski–Philips–Schmidt–Shin test (KPSS test)
, 280
Leadership
development
, 24
skills
, 25
support
, 131
Learning organisation
, 58
Learning theories in BL for sustainable organizations
, 62–63
elements of BL process stem from learning theories as follows
, 63
Leaving no one behind, nexus between poverty during energy transition and
, 222–223
Life satisfaction (LS)
, 42
Lifestyle Over Luxury (L/L Supply)
, 259, 264
Linear economy
, 175, 179–180
comparison of circular economy and
, 188
Linear model (LM)
, 297
Lush Retail Ltd.
, 257
Manufacturing industry
BL programme effectiveness and HPEs
, 66–68
BL programme effectiveness in sustainable organizations
, 59–62
characteristics of studies
, 65
four-level model of training criteria to evaluate training programmes
, 59
limitations of study
, 71–72
objectives and research questions
, 63–64
practical implications
, 70–71
rationale of study
, 59
recommendations for future research
, 71
research methodology
, 65
results
, 68–70
role of learning theories in BL for sustainable organizations
, 62–63
significance of study
, 64–65
Marketing efforts
, 258
Marketing strategy
, 152, 262
in influencing ecotourism
, 139–141
Measurement model assessment
, 295–296
Media learning
, 61
Mediation analysis
, 297–298
Mid-western USA, sustainability
, 260–261
Middle East
, 220–221, 223
Mixed learning programmes
, 58
Mobile applications
, 263
Moral obligation (MO)
, 292
MS Excel
, 144
Multi-mode learning
, 61
Multicollinearity
, 114
Multidimensional approach
, 3, 6
Multiple linear regression analysis
, 114
Natural degradation process
, 244
Nestle
, 249, 261, 263
Networking technologies
, 153
New York University (NYU)
, 167
Non-hierarchical clustering
, 197
Non-renewable energy sources
, 94
Nonsynchronous trading effect
, 277
Oil
, 94
Onboarding programmes
, 22
Online learning
, 57, 68
Online market places, e-commerce and
, 252–253
Operation-related practices
, 116
Optimal approach
, 15
Organisation’s leadership development programme
, 29
Organisational sustainability
, 125, 130–131
Organisations
, 122–123, 128–129
environmental conservation initiatives implemented or planned by
, 250–255
environmental responsibility in
, 123–124
Packaging waste
, 252
Pandemics
, 59
Paris Agreement
, 224
Patagonia
, 255, 258, 262–263
PCBs, green financing practices of
, 236–237
Pearson correlation
, 149
Peer-to-peer systems (P2P systems)
, 152–153
Perceived behavioural control (PBC)
, 291
Philips–Perron test (PP test)
, 280
Policy-related practices
, 116
Political instability
, 270
definition of
, 271–272
empirical model
, 274–277
empirical model results
, 277–285
indices
, 273
literature review
, 272–274
Political Risk Group (PRS Group)
, 272
Poverty during energy transition, nexus between leaving no one behind and
, 222–223
Predictive value of proposed model outside of sample
, 297
Preferred Reporting Items for Systematic Reviews and Meta-Analyses (PRISMA)
, 65
data collection and study selection
, 44–45
data synthesis and presentation
, 49–50
details of papers/research used in SLR
, 46–48
methods
, 44
problem definition and scope
, 43–44
quality assessment and data extraction strategy
, 45–49
search and sources
, 44
SLR
, 43
subjective well-being
, 42
sustainability and SWB
, 42–43
sustainable HRM as predictor of employee well-being
, 50
workplace well-being
, 41–42
Principal component analysis
, 206
comparative analysis
, 211–215
Principal components
, 199
Principles for Responsible Investment (PRI)
, 160
Public health
, 194
Public private partnership (PPP)
, 154
Quality assessment
, 45–49
R-square
, 198
Recognition and reward systems
, 30
Reduce-reuse-recycle practices (3R practices)
, 254
Regression analysis
, 113
Regulatory policies
, 193
Renewable energy
resources
, 225
sources
, 221
Research methodology
, 247
Residuals scatterplot
, 113
Responsible travel
, 137
Retail industry
, 251
Root mean squared errors (RMSE)
, 297
Sampling methodology
, 246–247
Sector-wise green financing (2018–2022)
, 239
Self-help groups (SHGs)
, 139
Sharing economy and green blockchain-based implementations
, 181–182
Social awareness
, 236
Social constructivism
, 63
Social development
, 139
Social media (SM)
, 264, 292–293
platforms
, 256, 263
Squared Euclidean distance
, 197
Sri Lanka
banking system in
, 108
GBPs in
, 110
Stakeholder theory
, 163–164
stakeholder theory-oriented studies
, 162
Stakeholders
, 124
State-owned commercial banks (SCBs)
, 234
green financing practices of
, 237
State-owned development banks (SDBs)
, 234
green financing practices of
, 237
Stock market
, 273–274
index
, 274, 277
volatility
, 270
Strategic alignment
, 30
Strategic approach
, 27
Structural model assessment
, 296–297
Subjective norms (SNs)
, 291
Subjective well–being (SWB)
, 42
Succession planning
, 23
Sustainability
, 40–43, 158, 167, 184, 195
analysis
, 249
companies in current age increasingly using digital platforms for
, 255–259
companies in current age increasingly using digital platforms for extensive environmental advocacy and sustainability promotion
, 255–259
data analysis
, 247
data collection method
, 246
environment conservation and sustainable development
, 249–250
environmental conservation initiatives implemented or planned by organisations vary across industries
, 250–255
Europe
, 260
findings and interpretation
, 261–265
global perspective by focussing on different regions
, 259
HRM in promoting
, 124
hypothesis development
, 249
Mid-western USA
, 260–261
objectives
, 246
phenomenon
, 158–159
purpose of research
, 245
redesigning work and job structures for
, 124
research methodology
, 246
sampling methodology
, 246–247
USA
, 259–260
workplace clothing preferences
, 259
Sustainability transitions (ST)
, 253
Sustainable banking
, 108
Sustainable business practices
, 245, 290
Sustainable development (SD)
, 4–5, 14–15, 93, 159, 167, 221–222, 233–234, 249–250, 254
for China
, 100
data and methodology
, 98
empirical results
, 99
and energy transition in case of fossil fuel producers, economic relation between
, 224–226
factors helping sustainable development of ecotourism
, 138–139
GDP
, 95–96
for Germany
, 100–101
green house gases
, 96–98
green investment
, 95
hypothesis
, 98
for India
, 102
for Japan
, 101–102
literature review
, 95
for USA
, 99
Sustainable development goals (SDGs)
, 5, 65, 165, 184
Sustainable ecotourism development
, 151
Sustainable employee performance
, 43
Sustainable environmental technologies
, 110
Sustainable growth concept
, 92
Sustainable healthcare system
, 196
Sustainable HRM
, 49–50
practices
, 42
as predictor of employee well-being
, 50
Sustainable organizations
BL programme effectiveness in
, 59–62
learning theories in BL for
, 62–63
Sustainable practices
, 43
Sustainable resource management strategies
, 123
Systematic literature review (SLR)
, 43
Systematic review of literature on greenwashing
consumer scepticism
, 77
consumer’s attitude towards green products
, 78
context
, 81–82
environmental concern
, 77
environmental knowledge
, 78
geographic region
, 82–83
green marketing
, 77
main subject
, 84–85
methods
, 85
products types
, 87
research methodology
, 78–81
results
, 81
sample size
, 85–86
theoretical framework
, 77
time period
, 83–84
topics
, 86–87
Technology integration
, 23, 25, 29
Telehealth
, 193
Telemedicine
, 192
comparative analysis of hierarchical clustering for periods 2020 and 2021
, 201
comparative analysis of K-means clustering
, 203–206
Kruskal-Wallis Test
, 203
trends in Europe
, 201
Tesla
, 254, 256, 263
electric vehicles
, 262
Thenmala ecotourism project
, 151
Theory of Planned Behaviour (TPB)
, 291–292
Theory of reasoned action (TRA)
, 291
Tourism industry
, 253–254, 263
Training strategies
, 58
Transition process
, 184
Triangulation
, 247
Türkiye, political instability in
, 270–271
Unilever
, 250, 255
Union of International Associations, The (UIA)
, 272
United Arab Emirates (UAE)
, 290, 294
United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP)
, 224
United Nations System of Environmental-Economic Accounting (SEEA)
, 178
United Nations-affiliated World Commission on Environment and Development
, 159
Universal health coverage (UHC)
, 193, 196
USA
, 99
Johansen cointegration result of Eigen value of USA
, 99
least square results of USA
, 99
sustainability
, 259–260
User-generated content
, 256–259
Value Hill
, 175
Variance inflation factor (VIF)
, 114
Variety, equity, and inclusion (DEI)
, 29–31
Virtual reality (VR)
, 35, 258
Volatility
clusters
, 275
of stock market
, 271
Ward’s method
, 197–198, 201
for clustering
, 5
Ward’s minimum variance method
, 9
Websites
, 263
Well–being
, 43
of employees
, 22–24, 26
Within Cluster Sum of Squares (WCSS)
, 198
Word of mouth (WOM)
, 290
Work–life balance
, 23–24, 26
Workplace
clothing preferences
, 259
well-being
, 41–42
World Commission on Environment and Development, The
, 195
World Economic Forum (WEF)
, 176
World Health Organization
, 193–194
Zivot Andrews test (ZA test)
, 280
- Prelims
- Chapter 1: Social and Economic Diversity in the European Union on the Road to Green Economy
- Chapter 2: The Development of Human Capital in The Hospitality Business
- Chapter 3: Exploring The Linkage Between Sustainability and Well-Being at the Workplace: The Prisma Approach
- Chapter 4: Sustainable Organizations, High Potential Employees, and Blended Learning Effectiveness in the Manufacturing Industry
- Chapter 5: A Systematic Review of Literature on Greenwashing
- Chapter 6: Role of Green Investment on Economic Aspects of Sustainable Development
- Chapter 7: Impact of Green Banking Practices on The Environmental Performance of Banks: The Mediating Role of Green Financing in Sri Lanka
- Chapter 8: Green HRM: Redesigning Work and Green Job Structures for Organisational Sustainability
- Chapter 9: A Quantitative Study on Environmental Sustainability in Ecotourism: The Need for Eco-Smart Technology Integration in Marketing Dynamics
- Chapter 10: A Literature Review on ESG Score and Its Impact on Firm Performance
- Chapter 11: The Impact of The Transition to The Circular Economy Implementations in The Financial Industry: Recommendations for Good Practice
- Chapter 12: Economic Policies for Sustainable Healthcare: A Comparative Analysis of Telemedicine in Europe
- Chapter 13: The Question of Job Losses in the Fossil Fuel Economies During Energy Transition: Losses and Gains
- Chapter 14: Green Financing in The Way of Sustainable Development
- Chapter 15: Pixels to Planet: A Global Perspective on Sustainability Across Different Industries
- Chapter 16: The Impact of Political Instability on Stock Markets in BRICS Countries and Türkiye
- Chapter 17: Going Green: The Effects of Moral Obligation and Social Media on Green Purchase Intention
- Index