Mapping Sustainable Development Goals: A network analysis framework

Dalampira, Evropi Sofia; Nastis, Stefanos A.

doi:10.1002/sd.1964

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“…The SDGs interact with each other (Dawes, 2020), and they explicitly involve businesses as contributors to sustainable development (Williams et al, 2019). This makes them compatible to the triple-bottom-line approach of sustainability (Dalampira & Nastis, 2020 (Elkington, 2018;Hacking & Guthrie, 2008), even though they are sometimes criticized for their approach to economic growth (Hickel, 2019). The application of the TBL often results in trade-offs between the three bottom lines in favor of the financial bottom line (Gibson, 2006).…”

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Corporations and sustainable development goals communication on social media: Corporate social responsibility or just another buzzword?

ElAlfy

Darwish

Weber

2020

Sustainable Development

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The sustainable development goals (SDGs) introduced by the United Nations in 2015 are a framework for a sustainable world. Corporations also use the SDGs as a guideline for corporate sustainability. Based on corporate sustainability theory and legitimacy theory, the paper analyzes whether and how firms communicate about the SDGs on social media to increase their legitimacy or because they are linked to the firms' core business. The study analyzed more than 24,000 SDG-related tweets from Standard and Poor 500 companies. The results show that firms post tweets about the SDGs that are related to their core businesses and impacts. Hence, the SDGs are communicated in a way that addresses strategic corporate sustainability and social responsibility. These results contribute to the research by clarifying the role of the SDGs in regard to corporate strategy and legitimacy.

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Corporations and sustainable development goals communication on social media: Corporate social responsibility or just another buzzword?

ElAlfy

Darwish

Weber

2020

Sustainable Development

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“…In 2015, the United Nations published the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development, with 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and 169 targets, to verify the progress on sustainability, regarding the economic, social, and environmental dimensions. Sustainability influences organizations, mainly through the SDGs dissemination [52,53]. Thereby, the good practices on firms' sustainability need to be aligned with the SDGs indicators to improve accountability and compare information on their actions.…”

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Industrial Processes Management for a Sustainable Society: Global Research Analysis

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Few decades ago, the development of the industrial sector was disconnected from society’s protection. Negative effects awareness emerges from the current industrial processes through the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), considering the causal implications to build up a more sustainable society. The aim of this study is to analyze the state of the art in industrial processes management to obtain positive and sustainable effects on society. Thus, a bibliometric analysis of 1911 articles was set up during the 1988–2019 period, bringing up the authors’ productivity indicators in the scientific field, that is, journals, authors, research institutions, and countries. We have identified environmental management; the impact assessments of industrial processes on the environment and its relation with a more sustainable society; as well as the study of the sustainable management of water resources as the related axes in the study of environmental protection with political, economic, and educational approaches. The growing trend of world scientific publications let us observe the relevance of industrial processes management in the implementation of efficient models to achieve sustainable societies. This research contributes to the academic, scientific, and social debate on decision-making both in public and private institutions, and in multidisciplinary groups.

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“…Environmental, social and economic factors also involve SDGs, formulated to solve the main problems that affect the world's population [17,18]. The perspective of these goals is to focus on key areas and to work on them as they profoundly affect the human well-being of present-day and future generations [19].…”

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Identifying environmental and economic development factors in sustainable entrepreneurship over time by partial least squares (PLS)

2020

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This study analyses the impact of environmental and economic factors consolidation on sustainable entrepreneurship over time. A model is proposed that analyses the relations between these factors and sustainable entrepreneurship over time with sustainable development goals performances and the continuation of the businesses index as variables. Using data from 50 countries, a quantitative method based on partial least squares was applied to validate the proposed model. Our findings showed positive and significant relations between environmental and economic factors with sustainable entrepreneurship over time. This implies that the countries which invest more efforts to consolidate their economic and environmental factors obtain higher durability rates for their sustainable entrepreneurship.

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Mapping Sustainable Development Goals: A network analysis framework

Cited by 80 publications

References 49 publications

Corporations and sustainable development goals communication on social media: Corporate social responsibility or just another buzzword?

Corporations and sustainable development goals communication on social media: Corporate social responsibility or just another buzzword?

Industrial Processes Management for a Sustainable Society: Global Research Analysis

Identifying environmental and economic development factors in sustainable entrepreneurship over time by partial least squares (PLS)

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