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Managing the natural environment is fundamental to many businesses, yet management scholars have understudied how natural resources are acquired and deployed, how they constrain and challenge strategy and innovation, and how they differ from more conventionally studied resources in management. This book captures leading and thought-provoking conceptual and empirical contributions on how organizations (ought to) interact with such natural resources.
Utilizing a distinctly managerial approach, the chapter authors explore topics such as inter-organizational relationships, strategic responses, and risk and resilience at the interface of the natural environment. By applying and extending management theories such as resource dependence, transaction costs, the resource-based view, dynamic capabilities and imprinting in a natural resource context, the authors open up multiple avenues for future research. At the same time, they seek to actively build a global community of management scholars interested in natural resources.
Multidisciplinary in approach and clear in execution, this book will be of interest to students and researchers studying natural resource management and policy, policymakers from regional, national, and trans-national bodies, as well as leaders of environment focused NGOs.
Contributors include: B. Bastian, H. Burgers, M. Bystrowska, B. Crawford, C. Dean, G. George, J. Good, B. Grøgaard, S. Gurtner, Y. Hu, F. Keller, R.P. Lee, T.L. Liak, S. Mehra, V.V. Miller, F. Paetzold, A.C. Presse, M.J. Pisani, R. Reinhardt, U.H. Richter, L. Schiffer, S.J.D. Schillebeeckx, C.L. Tucci, C. Van der Byl, K.A. Wigger, M. Workman. F. Zarea Fazlelahi
Contents
Contents:
Introduction: Developing Thought Leadership on Managing Natural Resources
1. The Management of Natural Resources: An Overview and Research Agenda
Gerard George, Simon J.D. Schillebeeckx and Teng Lit Liak
Part I Risk and Uncertainty in the Natural Environment
2. Scarcity in the Twenty-First Century: How the Resource Nexus Affects Management
Simon J.D. Schillebeeckx, Mark Workman, and Charles Dean
3. A raw materials transition for a low-carbon economy: Challenges and opportunities for management in addressing the trilemma of competitiveness, supply security and sustainability
Roh Pin Lee, Ronny Reinhardt, Florian Keller, Sebastian Gurtner, and Lutz Schiffer
4. Risk Management and Adaptation in Oil and Gas Commodity Resource Markets
Connie Van der Byl and Birgitte Grøgaard
Part II Natural Resources and Interorganizational Relationships
5. Arrangements to Access Natural Resources: The roles of localness and interdependence
Karin Andrea Wigger and Marta Bystrowska
6. Natural Imprinting and Vertical Integration in the Extractive Industries
Forough Zarea Fazlelahi and J. Henri Burgers
Part III Natural Resource Dynamics inside Organizations and Over Time
7. The Giving River: How organizational actorhood and history have shaped the management of water
Brett Crawford, Siddharth Mehra, and Yulong Hu
8. Natural Resources and the Resource-Based View
Bettina Bastian, Ulf Henning Richter, and Christopher L. Tucci
9. A Human Leap of Ecological Faith: The Role of Indeterminacy and Irreversibility in Ecological Sensemaking
Jason Good
Part IV Sustainability Today and Tomorrow: Rebuilding Failing Institutions
10. Sustainability Science and Water Usage: Science as a Method for the Corporate Governance of Natural Resources
Van V. Miller and Michael J. Pisani
11. Towards a Global Climate Strategy: Reconciling Ecological, Entrepreneurial and Social Elements of Sustainability
André C. Presse and Falko Paetzold
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