Assessing Countries Sustainability: A Group Multicriteria Decision Making Methodology Approach

Castaneda, Roberto; Arroyo, Pilar; Loza, Lourdes

doi:10.5539/jms.v10n1p174

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“…This lack of theoretical foundation has been identified as the most critical reason for ineffective business actions to improve the environment and society (Pazienza et al, 2022). Considering sustainability's wide scope and complexity as a concept (Amini, 2014), its magnitude needs to be assessed through tangible and measurable indicators (Castaneda, Arroyo, & Loza, 2020).…”

Section: Prism Of Sustainabilitymentioning

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Barriers to Corporate Sustainability in the U.S.

McGrady,

Golicic

2023

JMS

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Sustainability is critical to the future success of businesses; those that do not implement sustainability initiatives may lose customers, investors, and/or profits. This study examines barriers to corporate sustainability, measured through the four dimensions of the Prism of Sustainability (environmental, social, economic, and institutional), a framework of sustainability not commonly used in business research. An online survey of sustainability managers from a variety of industries in the United States distributed in the spring of 2021 yielded a total of 361 responses. Results reveal that lack of leadership and lack of governance were the most predominant barriers to corporate sustainability. Surprisingly, the most frequently cited barrier in the literature—resources—was not identified as a significant barrier for U.S. companies. The impact of the pandemic was also qualitatively explored to see if such constraints might have a nuanced effect on corporate sustainability efforts. This research expands the contexts in which the Prism of Sustainability is applied in business studies, highlighting it as a means to assess corporate sustainability. Results provide important managerial implications, highlighting the importance of measures to govern the organization’s sustainability effort and the critical role leadership plays. Sustainable management is a necessity for business, and therefore, addressing barriers to achieving it will be imperative for companies’ futures.

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Section: Prism Of Sustainabilitymentioning

confidence: 99%

Barriers to Corporate Sustainability in the U.S.

McGrady,

Golicic

2023

JMS

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“…Ver Castaneda et al (2020); ver generalmente Hinton & Sejnowski (1999); Barlow (1989); Le et al (2012).…”

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Minería de textos y datos e Inteligencia Artificial: nuevas excepciones al derecho de autor

Izquierdo

2021

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Existe una creciente atención y discusión sobre cómo las leyes nacionales o los acuerdos internacionales deberían permitir o impedir el derecho fundamental a la investigación por medio de la minería de textos y datos, y la inteligencia artificial. Este artículo examina cómo las leyes de derechos de autor están empezando a regular la materia. Las más recientes modificaciones legislativas comprenden la inclusión de nuevas excepciones y limitaciones en las normas de reproducción, almacenamiento, y comunicación pública de las obras.El análisis indica que las normas aprobadas o utilizadas para regular la minería de textos y datos (TDM) varían en su contenido y objetivo de un país a otro, lo que empieza a generar un entorno internacional variado, inadecuado e incompatible para el desarrollo de proyectos de investigación basados en minería de textos y datos e inteligencia artificial. Este artículo concluye con reflexiones centradas en el derecho a la investigación, la inteligencia artificial, la minería de textos y datos, y la creación de nuevas limitaciones y excepciones en las leyes de derechos de autor.

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Sustainability Assessment Methodologies: Implications and Challenges for SIDS

Flour

Bokhoree

2021

Ecologies

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Over the past years, an increasing number of initiatives was considered to address emerging global sustainability issues. Sustainability assessment tools were the most commonly applied methodologies towards measuring sustainability performance. There are a number of assessment tools and techniques for sustainable development. This article aims at identifying the various sustainability assessment tools at country level taking into consideration the integration of environmental, economic, and social dimensions. The target of this paper is to compare the various sustainability measurement techniques and their characteristics using evaluation criteria. The outcome of this analysis is used to direct and clarify researchers and practitioners on sustainability assessment at country level, more specifically in developing countries. The focus of the paper rests on the Brundtland Report definition of sustainable development. The work was carried out using a bibliometric analysis approach based on Web of Science platform from the period 2000 to 2020. There was tremendous works which were conducted on sustainability assessment during the last two decades. The comparative analyses show the research gap among the various tools with respect to the criteria they satisfied. The research discussion suggests that a sustainability assessment framework for Small Island Developing States (SIDS) is identified as a future research direction.

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Assessing Countries Sustainability: A Group Multicriteria Decision Making Methodology Approach

Cited by 3 publications

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Barriers to Corporate Sustainability in the U.S.

Barriers to Corporate Sustainability in the U.S.

Minería de textos y datos e Inteligencia Artificial: nuevas excepciones al derecho de autor

Sustainability Assessment Methodologies: Implications and Challenges for SIDS

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