How can Stakeholder Capitalism contribute to achieving the Sustainable Development Goals? A Cross-network Literature Analysis

Beck, Donizete Ferreira; Ferasso, Marcos

doi:10.1016/j.ecolecon.2022.107673

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“…Previous researchers have already confirmed that a close connection exists between the TBL and the PRME. This relationship not only stems from their shared principles of optimising stakeholders' objectives, but is also manifest in their common pursuit of achieving sustainable development goals (Beck & Ferasso, 2023). These findings provide a rationale for establishing relevant correlation models in subsequent studies.…”

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confidence: 84%

Sustainability of Higher Education Institutions and Sustainable Leadership of Higher Education Teachers: A Literature Review-Based Exploration

Zhang,

Chen,

2024

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The emergence of the concept of sustainability has caused higher education teachers in higher education institutions to reflect on the rationality of their behaviour. Therefore, the purpose of this study is to clarify the concept and implications of the sustainability of higher education institutions and the sustainable leadership of higher education teachers by adopting a literature review approach, combined with the uniqueness of the higher education domain, based on the Triple Bottom Line and Principles for Responsible Management Education. The close relationship between the sustainability of higher education institutions and the sustainable leadership of higher education teachers will be theoretically validated by establishing a correlation model between these two elements. This research not only deepens the consideration of sustainable development in higher education, but it also provides guidance and support for its practical implementation. Received: 28 February 2024 / Accepted: 29 April 2024 / Published: 5 May 2024

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Sustainability of Higher Education Institutions and Sustainable Leadership of Higher Education Teachers: A Literature Review-Based Exploration

Zhang,

Chen,

2024

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“…Furthermore, responsibility can be a driver for sustainable development and, thus, the implementation of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) of Agenda 2030. According to Beck and Ferasso (2023), the contribution of stakeholder capitalism and stakeholder-based strategies have been inconclusive on how "stakeholderism" can contribute to achieving the SDGs 6 "clean water and sanitation," 14 "life below water," and 15 "life on land." This way, "further research development by considering non-human stakeholders and the environment" (Beck and Ferasso 2023, 1).…”

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Stakeholder Theory for Sustainable Cities and Society: A Humanist and Environmental approach for integrating People, Institutions, and Environmental Ecosystems

Beck

2023

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It needs to be clarified in the literature as to how humanism could embrace environmental ecosystems in cities and society. Some scholars argue that Stakeholder Theory could help bridge the environmental ecosystems under a humanist approach. For this reason, this study aims to fill this gap by exploring how Stakeholder Theory and Humanism can be connected to the fostering of sustainable development in cities and society. The main findings highlighted in the urban and societal contexts the role of stakeholder and humanist responsibility, the role of stakeholder consensus about humanist themes and environmental issues, and last but not least important, the need to consider the environment as a non-human stakeholder in social and urban governance. These directions should also be further detailed and explored in the multi/interdisciplinary fields of Sociology, Philosophy, Social Sciences, Humanities, Political Science, and Urban Studies. Therefore, this study provided a conceptual framework of three propositions which revealed that a stakeholder-oriented and humanism-oriented governance can embrace environmental concerns in cities and societies. In this way, consensus, responsibility, and considering the environment as a non-human stakeholder are critical elements in urban and social governance.

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“…Stakeholders are understood as those "who can affect or are affected by the achievement of an organization's purpose" (Freeman, 1984, p. 49). A stakeholder-oriented management system treats all stakeholders equally regarding fair rights and duties among the management and all of their stakeholders Beck & Ferasso, 2023a).…”

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Propondo EESSGG para o desempenho da gestão urbana orientada à stakeholders: uma perspectiva teórica

Beck

2023

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Objetivo: Investigar as medidas de desempenho urbano mais apropriadas para uma gestão urbana orientada a stakeholders.Método: Este estudo fez uma síntese da pesquisa de 47 artigos extraídos da Scopus.Originalidade/Relevância: Haja visto que medidas de desempenho urbano são úteis para satisfazer as necessidades dos stakeholders da gestão urbana, a originalidade deste estudo é a proposição de uma série de medidas de desempenho urbano para acadêmicos e profissionais. Assim, estratégias urbanas baseadas em tais medidas podem criar valor para stakeholders urbanos.Resultados: A principal contribuição é propor medidas de desempenho urbano baseadas na literatura de Estudos Urbanos, as quais permitem avaliar o quão uma gestão é orientada aos stakeholders, são elas: “Environmental, Economic, and Social Sustainability, Global Cities, and Governance” (EESSGG). Uma gestão urbana baseada na EESSGG permite aos governos locais criarem valor para stakeholders e formar redes urbanas de recursos técnicos e humanos, promovendo o desenvolvimento urbano. A gestão urbana é mais complexa e não tem fins lucrativos. Por isso, EESSGG é mais apropriado para a gestão urbana do que o clássico empresarial “Environmental, Social, and Governance” (ESG).Contribuições Sociais/Gerenciais: EESSGG é uma ferramenta eficaz para planejadores urbanos e formuladores de políticas públicas promoverem uma gestão urbana orientada aos stakeholders, e consequentemente, uma governança urbana democrática.

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How can Stakeholder Capitalism contribute to achieving the Sustainable Development Goals? A Cross-network Literature Analysis

Cited by 23 publications

References 60 publications

Sustainability of Higher Education Institutions and Sustainable Leadership of Higher Education Teachers: A Literature Review-Based Exploration

Sustainability of Higher Education Institutions and Sustainable Leadership of Higher Education Teachers: A Literature Review-Based Exploration

Stakeholder Theory for Sustainable Cities and Society: A Humanist and Environmental approach for integrating People, Institutions, and Environmental Ecosystems

Propondo EESSGG para o desempenho da gestão urbana orientada à stakeholders: uma perspectiva teórica

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