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Capitalism is fast approaching the tipping point into a new sustainable economy that will allow people and the planet to prosper. Pieces of a jigsaw are coming together and bringing into focus a picture of a new, vibrant, attractive and sustainable economic operating system. This quiet revolution is underway - if we could only allow it to flourish.
This Special Issue of Building Sustainable Legacies brings together key voices in business and academia that show us how to accelerate towards this tipping point by exploring the role that business in society, responsible education, leadership techniques and legal reform will have in shaping the new sustainable economy.
Including contributions from Paul Polman, Katrin Muff, Beate Sjafjell and Gabriele Zedlmayer, this outstanding collection proposes leading insights and innovative solutions to the challenge of creating new economies that work for people and the planet.
Contents
EditorialMike Townsend, EarthshineRedefining Business Purpose: Driving Societal and Systems TransformationPaul Polman, UnileverDoing Business in a Well-being EconomyIsabel Sebastian, Institute for Sustainable Futures, University of Technology, Sydney, AustraliaThe Role of Business Law in the Jigsaw Puzzle of SustainabilityBeate Sjafjell, University of Oslo, NorwayExploring a One Planet Mindset and its Relevance in a Transition to a Sustainable EconomySally Jeanrenaud, Inmaculada Adarves-Yorno and Nicolas Forsans, University of Exeter, UKA 2x2 to Change the WorldJill Bamburg, Pinchot University, USAChanging Directions in Business Education: Knowledge Sharing for SustainabilitySuzanne Benn, Tamsin Angus-Leppan, Melissa Edwards, Paul Brown and Stuart White, University of Technology, Sydney, AustraliaAction Research As A Transformative Force In Management Education: Introducing The CollaboratoryKatrin Muff, Business School Lausanne, SwitzerlandPurpose at the Heart of Strategy: Creating a Sustainable Business while Solving the World's ChallengesGabriele Zedlmayer, HP