This chapter provides a summary of the key arguments presented in the previous chapters. It provides some concluding thoughts, namely that environmental governance, such as ESG, has not yet achieved socio-economic sustainability. Moreover, governance in its wider meaning and aimed at achieving...

The transition towards a circular bioeconomy aims at addressing multiple societal goals related to addressing climate change concerns, reducing the dependence on fossil fuels, promoting economic growth in rural regions, new industry and job creation, and improving the international...

While Austrian economics has made significant contributions to the field of entrepreneurship, its relative silence on gender contrasts markedly with the growing attention paid to gender issues in organizational studies and entrepreneurship research. This chapter suggests that understanding the...

The three most prominent actors in electoral politics in Latin America consist of: incumbent presidents, ex-presidents, and newcomers (low-experienced candidates). More than 75% of Latin American elections since 1986 have featured at least one if not all three of these actors. Because they each...

This chapter provides a reflection on aspects of the development of critical management education (CME). It is a personal account, and certainly a partial one in both senses of that word, but there are two reasons why I hope it is not also self-indulgent. The first is that, by chance of...

Researchers have underscored the tensions between the corporate social responsibility (CSR) market-based philosophy and the purpose of sport being an avenue of social practice and inclusion. Pervasive discourse concerning sport enterprises’ CSR initiatives and outcomes is grounded in scholarly...

This case study explores the impact of structured micro-internships at Falmouth University's Launchpad programme, designed to address Cornwall's economic challenges by integrating student talent into the local startup ecosystem. By embedding business and digital marketing students within...

This chapter examines the emerging human rights responsibilities of lead firms in the context of economic development responses and businesses’ shared responsibility in the governance of forced migration. It combines a business and human rights perspective with the management-informed concept...

This chapter reviews the recent literature on cheating and corruption to demonstrate the value of experimental methods for studying dishonesty in developing countries. Emphasizing the diversity of experimental methods, the chapter highlights the contributions of laboratory and field experiments...